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The opening pages of Drawing of the Three remain one of the ballsiest sequel tone shifts of all time.
'Hey, remember that totally unstoppable cowboy knight guy I created about 10 years ago? Check this out.'

With the host segments now in DVD quality, I expect someone will make 'special editions' of the unreleased episodes. Hell, a very enterprising individual could use existing sources to cut out Joel/Mike and the bots at the bottom, find the best versions of the films, and overlay them back on with some audio tweaks, too.

Fridging is killing a female character specifically to motivate a male character. They only thing they're trying to motivate here is better rates by giving him his old TV wife back.

What I can't get over is the insane cost of beef ribs on the west coast.

And then he died pointlessly in a horrible, horrible crossover event! hooray comics!

It's entirely possible Tommy is Vigilante, I guess.

That's mostly because Tobey McGuire is incapable of emoting with his voice, I think.

I think it's referring to Fripp disbanding the project for two years, which, I mean, was early, and was a demise.

Would that it were so simple

It wasn't even about research - she worked directly in front of a statue of Anubis for a decade. He said to her later that 'the circumstances of your life have permitted this'. She didn't have any beliefs, so she got her afterlife encounter via proximity.

So who's leaving?

I figured they were hugging it out because they were fighting a very human war and then saw actual gods fighting a few feet away, and it put the whole thing in perspective for them.

I mean, they *did* give the Enterprise back to Picard after the whole Locutus thing, and apparently don't even vet their admirals, so I can buy it.

I feel like he meant 'Brothers'.

Huh, the author and I used to post on the same message board when I was a teenager in ancient days. I'd say the internet is a small place, but I suppose it makes sense for the the horror film focused corners of it to be that way.

Casting my vote for 'In the Pale Moonlight', as always.

They always get the scale wrong, too, he towers over everyone he's on screen with, totally unrealistic.

Well, you seem to be an expert on 'sad', so I'll just take your word on my beliefs and go on living my life.

summary of the comments here from non-AV Club regulars: 'IT'S NOT MISOGYNY, IT'S ABOUT ETHICS IN SCREENING JOURNALISM'