I'm amused that some of his earliest work were shorts for Mr. Rogers Neighborhood and that Mr. Rogers liked his zombie movies.

Option 2 please. That would completely work.

It did sort of bomb with Angle until he turned it up to goofy 11 at which point it killed.

Me too! I was just "What the Heck was that?" (I originally put Hell but realized that i wouldn't have said that word at that age.)

ExoSquad was pretty good.

Solaris was a really complex game considering it was on the 2600.

I can't find it but Perry Saturn (one of the real pro wrestlers in Ready to Rumble) has a funny story of talking to Martin Landau.

It was on the Sci-Fi Channel in the 90s so I've seen quite a bit of it.

He's half goth because he's big into death, but half hipster because he makes his own gloves.

Yeah, I feel less guilty about my 1$ copy of Night that I received as a gift since he won't personally receive anything from it. I'm not much of a horror person but Dawn of the Dead is great.

Exactly, I don't understand the Moffat is terrible at writing women. Compared to David Lynch, he is a goddamned SJW.

The Doctor's superpower is that people trust and listen to him almost immediately. I think they can just play into that.

I never even understood the argument. If Dirk Benedict and Katie Sackhoff are in a fight in their youth, I'm putting my money on Katie.

Boooooooooooooooo, Rory ruled.

I believe the doctor has 13 new regenerations unless the show goes on even more forever at which point it will change.

Really, Tennant is my favorite Doctor but I think the writing was quite a bit better under Moffat.

You just weren't trying. I'm a straight dude but totally had a crush Tennant's Doctor.

As a woman, I hope she brings back scarves.

Diana Rigg was in an episode…. and now I'm imagining 50 years ago fight between Julie Newmar and Diana Rigg.

There would be a lot less running through hallways with Gwendoline Christie as a companion.