I'll be surprised if this ever gets made. Ubik is like the second hardest book I ever read, right after Dhalgren. Why aren't they adapting the more straightforward stuff like ""Eye in the Sky" or "Maze of Death"?

Buffy, Angel, Dollhouse, Fringe...

Seems like what they were going for, in which case why not shift to someone even bigger or go the other way to someone smaller and faster. Or why bother shifting at all and now that you've de-powered him just shoot him like you tried to do earlier? I'm willing to suspend disbelief for anything, but not for when…

See, I thought her walking around Jedi Mind Tricking people at will, it would be a good buildup to her actually going all Dark Side, but I pretty much know the show will never actually make anything out that storyline. What a waste.

Uggh! Just Uggghh!

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Looks like they fixed it.

Stan Lee will do anything for money. He's kind of a whore. I don't necessarily blame him, he got paid shit considering how much money his stuff has made other people so its understandable, but it'll be a mistake to think the name Stan Lee merits some sort of artistic integrity.

Still looks liike he stitched it from basketballs. Do like the mechanical webshooters though...

So you propose it be stricken from the collective minds of Sci-Fi fans everywhere?

I'm just hoping that their Endgame isn't the old Difficult Choice to be solved by the Take Third Option. [tvtropes.org]

Yes, please. More excuses for scenes with Bug Girl.

Soooo...why not just bring back sheep?

Yeah I don't get that either. Here's man who will torture, maim, kill and commit genocide or a Universal scale to achieve his ends and he's suddenly sympathetic because children get a pass. Would it work the same if he refused to experiment on bunnies or hot Asian MILFs?

Try upgrading Flash.

I think you just discovered the world first palindrome Dick Joke. Eureka!

I'm curious about the Resignation Letter thing. Do you present that the time you give notice? Is it just a restatement of your reasons for leaving or something else. I'll (hopefully) have to write one soon and want to get it right.

Ninjas? Yes. Gnomjas? Emphatically, no.

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Maybe she'll be persuaded to write some prequels. Something about the ending of the last book "Cryoburn" makes me think that there won't be any after.