Apollo and Dee/Starbuck and Anders were supposed to be two sides of the same bad decision coin, though, right? They each had something in common with the other but it wasn't really strong enough to build a lasting relationship on, and both were really just stand-ins because Apollo and Starbuck didn't think they could…

The whole thing is just bafflingly bizarre. She essentially admits to having no actual romantic feelings for him, which totally makes sense given how things have gone, but then the movie acts like she owes him a relationship and should feel bad for not wanting one. Accepting people for who they are is one thing, but…

I know you ain't talking shit about Explorers…

Is it all of them? Because I can't actually remember the last one I saw where I didn't feel that way.

Depends on what we really mean by 'top' but I feel like you kind of have to put Shawshank and Stand By Me somewhere in there, even if acknowledging the hype for the former can get a little overblown. Honorable mentions, anyway.

I absolutely loved Tales From The Borderlands, but there doesn't seem to be any news on that front either - although, it was such a perfect little gem of a game I wonder if it isn't better off as just a one-and-done.

Human Centipede 4: But if WE know that THEY know that WE know

Sports are meant to give the non-magic folks a reprieve, an arena in which they don't have to worry about taking out the other side's wizard for once in their goddam lives.

Everything I've seen of his stuff is just the absolute best.

I think it's something where you just find the one that appeals the most rather than explore their whole catalog, especially considering how they're churning these things out.

minor ones.

That's interesting but also not particularly surprising? Earhart came up a lot more when I was in school too, I guess the woman/vanishing double-whammy seems like it might appeal to kids more than "this one guy flew across the Atlantic, had his baby kidnapped and was also maybe a Nazi sympathizer."

There's like a 65% chance Earhart has somehow been a minor plot point in one of the Transformers movies by now.

"And that's where they dropped yo mama eeeyyyy"

The least believable part of this article is that kids in the Marshall islands still talk about Amelia Earhart.

Oh fuck all of you, cranky old shits. 50's fine. You try blowing up that big and not just get bored and start fucking around making your own hit TV shows and shit.

I mean, I'm not saying I agree with the thinking, but: O'Loughlin had been getting shopped around as a lead for shows for a couple years by then and Caan had been in one of the most successful film franchises in recent memory at the time. Dae Kim and Park were recognizable second-stringers on two popular tv shows, and…

The very shiny silver lining here is that Kim and Park are free to be in more things, so, yay!

I only ever saw the pilot but O'Loughlin and Caan were definitely the buddy cop duo. I wouldn't be surprised if the others had expanded roles 7 seasons in, and there's plenty of other factors that go into it too so I very much doubt that was the only reason for this, but yeah.

BB-8 is a fucking Minion.