Curiously enough, Big Finish has done pretty well with their audio productions, with Julian Wadham as Steed, and it’s given me a bit of a desire to see a new production, set in the sixties, with Steed and *Keel*.

Yup. The original story even more so.

I remember it because I did some work for Fantasy II during the production, and was drafted to work in the VFX for a bit. That was a sadly troubled production, too. A lot was fine in post to try and save it.

Diana and Nu52 Steve Trevor.

There’s an IDW/Top Shelf sale as well, up to 55% off, code IDW17.

There’s an IDW/Top Shelf sale as well, up to 55% off, code IDW17.

Anakin’s free-jump from the Speeder in RotS comes to mind.

Of, fuck off, you gormless whiny child.

Welp, another Bryan Fuller crash and burn job. I love the man’s work, but it never ends well for his fans.

That was evident during the big fight in the second episode when Alex was casually shooting storm troopers in the face.

I howled when Oliver showed up on his bike for the big face-off. Kara and Garry arrive...no rain. Oliver rides up...rain all along the path he travels. Thirty seconds after he gets there...no rain.

You can fudge it enough that he was one if those just driven crazy by the psychic burst.

You are kinder by far in your thoughts on this twaddle than I am. To me it’s just another step on the spiral staircase to ultimate hackdom for John’s, who’s quickly turning into another Kevin J. Anderson. 

That’s one of the fun things about thectwo Batman 66 animated films.

I was supremely pissed at the Doctor Strange score because the end title musicwas this psychedelic rock swirliness that fit SO WELL...and then the rest if the score was Giacchino being his bland, boring jobsworth self.

Came here to say this, pretty much, glad someone beat me to the punch.

And just to restate it again, I REALLY hate being back in the goddamned greys after years of being out of them. That stupid damned AV Club merge....

I was wondering if they’d in any way reference Ralph’s original goofy mask. They outdid themselves.

There are times when I’m just oblivious — I never realized that Victor Garber had originated Anthony in SWEENEY TODD...this despite having seen the original cast on Broadway not long after it opened. And owning the cast album in various forms for DECADES. And it being my favourite musical.

I thought it was hilarious that every one of Cisco’s sensibilities was offended from the brandy serving forward. The sniffiness was priceless because it was unexpected.

Amazon does itcwith some shows, though not all.