I would posit that there is a necessity for a lowest-energy Marty, one in which he hits the lone pine, and ends up in the Grassy Knoll Martyverse. As the cycles of twin pine/single pine interactions decay into the grassy knoll state, there becomes an increasing superposition of Grassy knoll Martys, to the point where…

It seems as if the films subscribe to the "minor time changes get subsumed in universal noise" theory of time travel. Changing the gulch's name to Eastwood, Marty meeting his ancestors, helping catch Biff's ancestor doesn't seem to have changed Twin Pines in any noticeable way. Needles is still waiting to race him.…

Lone Pine Marty goes back to a universe where his parents don't ride his ass every day about making something out of himself, and keep their old high school nemesis as a servant.

How did you turn out normal?

A creepy half-hour commercial for someone who seems creepy in in real life, and so unsure of his status to allow himself be portrayed as a creep. And Starman? The whole tone was as weirdly off as their "real" adventures with Kang & Kodos. A show out of ideas indeed. They should do another movie and retire.

Bats love em!

But the did make a big investment in pyramids which helped start the whole "humans building cool inspiring stuff" thing. We're still paying back those contributions to civilization. And the cost for using those names is exactly 0 dollars.

This looks like an ad from a 1930s Tijuana Bible, complete with cursive writing.

Is this some species of vaginal slug?

This is all fun and games until the lathe blade comes in.

Glass. Once it moved from the realm of jewelry making to mass production, it contains everything from sterilized foods and liquids to vacuum and glowing gasses. Not to forget it's light-bending properties, without which I would have died as a young nearsighted child.

I like that yellow couldn't get yellower.

I am so tired of this talentless ninny showing up in every show. At least Steve Gutenberg had the decency to disappear.

Thank you very much. You've explained it precisely and succinctly. This is Trek basic, and just because someone at the Nerdist had this bright idea for a question while microwaving a burrito doesn't make it new. He should have done his research. Well done.

So, this doesn't cover the X-static, or all the students at the school, like the stepford cuckoos, just actual team members? I stopped reading it years ago, except the Whedon's & Allred books.

Dogseid is incredibly apt. But then I guess they all are.

Maybe he IS Satan.

So we give half of the birds a teeny tiny helium balloon, and half the birds little seesaws, and test this again in a centrifuge on a space probe launched into a cometary orbit around the sun, and see what happens. Grant money please.

this looks like fun. Is it similar to what Alan Moore did in Supreme?

Time for my yearly rant. It makes no goddman sense to allow in films that open wide in January! If they can't release in 2014, it's not a 2014 film! You can't ave a one week window from wide release to Oscar nomination. It sucks and destroys the work of everyone else throughout the year. Animation is able to do it, so…