Meanwhile, Prof. River Song was undercover on last night's NCIS: Original. http://www.tumblr.com/tagged/miranda-pennebaker

I like to forget he was palling around with the X-Men.

Better than the Quantum of Solace theme, anyway. (They could have had Shirley Bassey! What were they thinking?)

Or you could cosplay as Namor.

Star Trek: TNG might have been greatly improved in its lackluster final three seasons if it had become the sort of show that would do things like kill off the captain in spectacular fashion, promote Riker and make a great character like Lt. Cmdr. Shelby a regular.

Rob, this long-distance dedication goes out to you.

The Adelta Ball Chair appeared to great effect in THE PRISONER. Do not knock it.

Not that the original script is great, but this just confirms my suspicion that everything about the final film that makes No. Freakin'. Sense. At. All. is Lindelof's fault. He is a first-order hack.

Not J.J. Abrams! Also, I think Kenneth Branagh would be perfect to direct, but no one ever asks me.

Well, Slattery is *a* Howard Stark.

And so, Neil deGrasse destroys yet another planet. Obviously his favorite comic-book character is Galactus.

The zombie apocalypse will be composed of nothing but the beloved characters Joss Whedon has killed.

For me, this is the Wachowskis' best film. It holds up on repeated viewings far better than the now horribly dated "The Matrix," and Roger Allam (Royalton) is a blast (see his brilliant work in the latest series of "The Thick of It," for example). "Speed Racer" is a stunning piece of pop art. Just too bad that, as…

But what about Joss Whedon's mind?

Well, this thread is over. Congratulations.

Yep. This is the season that lost me.

My reaction.

And all Christopher Lee can do is hold his head as high as humanly possible to retain his dignity.

Is the estate of William Castle planting audience members?

Good reading on why creationists think this way, from The American Conservative, is this article, "How Protestantism Lost Its Mind": http://www.theamericanconservative.com/how-protestantism-lost-its-mind/