And here we go again. This hypothesis Galasyn and others are pushing is highly improbable - more so in fact than the cometary swarm that is the leading explanation.

Seriously, the constant over-analysis and “traditions” of farewells and Hardwick talking like he did an 8-ball and 3 shots of Jim Beam just completely suck all life and mystery out of the show.

You gotta read this article LA Weekly does on Jason Blum. Apparantly he gives Director’s complete creative control in exchange for small budgets. I had a hard time not liking this guy after reading this article even though I’m not into any of his films.

Not bad, but this, this is awesome..

*gently rocks in a corner
“pleasedontsuckpleasedontsuckpleasedontsuck”

How about a reboot of Errie, Indiana.

Lest we forget what SyFy is up to. Only 50-ish days until The Expanse!

Counterpoint: No.

You think that The Martian having half a brain will encourage others to go that route?

I know you’ll be frustrated by all the replies from the goofballs who don’t get what you did here. But I want you to know: L-O-fucking-L. A+

I like your breakdown. I just tore up the tickets I bought earlier.

In short, Neelix is the Jar Jar of Star Trek and Captain Archer would strangle every single member of his crew if his dog so much as got the sniffles.

Although when you’re in low Earth orbit, “up” is the direction you have to continue moving perpendicular to lest you smack into the atmosphere and burn into a cinder. In the heavens, as on Earth, believing “One direction is as good as the other” is a fine way to bring about a cessation of cosmic ruminations entirely.

Also, in EFNY Plisskin was rescuing the President himself! He rescued the President’s daughter in Escape From LA, a completely not-really-the-same movie!

OBJECTION! Lockout is clearly not Escape from New York, but Escape from New York IN SPACE!

Zulu is still one of my favorite action movies, maybe in part because of the wonkiness. I love the scene with the two rank volley fire.

I never mentioned anything about going to a “party” when asking to borrow my parent’s car either...but that didn’t mean that wasn’t the primary intention.

While I agree that it approached grief and mother daughter relationships well, I disagree that it was that smart a meta horror film. I might be being a little unfair to the movie, but I have always been interested in Final Girls as a concept. When I heard a movie actually titled Final Girls was coming out I was…