Yeah, absolutely. I agree with that. Wright's work is top-notch. It's Bryan Lee O'Malley's contributions that I have a problem with.

Yeah, Spaced is wonderful. That's probably still my favorite thing any of those people have been involved in.

He indeed directed Shaun of the Dead, which is one of the only zombie things I like very much.

You should! He's made three really good ones!

This story is actually something of a return to the "Pure Historical" tradition, which was largely abandoned after the First Doctor. Part of the show's initial concept was to be educational about science and history. That's why original companions Ian and Barbara were a science teacher and a history teacher,…

Yeah, it's a puzzle. Clearly some things are the same - all of those characters we see at the end still work at Xavier's school, which is exactly the same as how we left it. But a whole lot of things must be different. Did Mystique take Stryker's place permanently? If so, does that Wolverine never got his adamantium…

That's probably THE ROCKETEER for me, but ZORRO is a ton of fun!

She'd be good! I endorse that idea heartily!

I get that song in my head several times a week, at least. Pretty much anytime I hear the word "everything" or the word "awesome."

Yeah, but then he punches Thor too! Hulk not care - Hulk just want to punch.

Yeah, that's the thing. It's going to be a slog.

"Everything is Batman/Everything is cool when your parents are dead"

All of the ludicrous news related to this movie (the title, the shoe-horning in of all manner of DC characters, that picture of Ben Affleck's costume) is actually making me really happy that I disliked Man of Steel and have no hopes for this movie at all.

ARE YOU REAL, FRED?!

It's actually Hallie Kate Eisenberg with Aretha Franklin's voice.

Batman v. Superman: It's Always Darkest Before the Justice League All Meet Each Other

But that just doesn't sound quite as stupid!

Remember that time they made a TV-movie about Jimi Hendrix starring Avon Barksdale? It was real bad.

I thought this was going to be about "Geri's Game," the Pixar short.

Yeah, he's one of the all-time greats. And 1939 was a career year for him - in addition to Stagecoach and Gone with the Wind, he was Diz the cynical reporter in Mr. Smith Goes to Washington.