SuperJerk

You have to ask? Coward.

What's the other thing? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Universal health care. It'll be at least another 3 years before Americans get that. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Yes, we too can die waiting for sub-par health coverage while our wealthiest citizens fly elsewhere to get actually competent treatment. Great plan. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Because, as we all know, no American has ever died from inadequate health care or sub par coverage. Great counter-argument.

You could have medium-sized Maven news if Maven news is like one of those fast food places that call their "small" a "medium" because they don't have a "small".

I see your point. Don't really agree, but I can see it.

It would almost need to be. You think the man's going to admit his mistakes?

Can anyone give me background info on Agent Farraday? What comics has he appeared in?

The pilot wasn't great, so everyone kind of assumed the worst and wrote the show off.

"NAGRAJ DEAR! DON'T WORRY ABOUT ME! I AM FIRE-PROOF!" "KEEP QUIET, SUPERMAN! WE HAVE TO GET OUT OF HERE QUICKLY."

Aside from all that? You just described the whole show!

"Devon! Get me a flat, horizontal surface so we can do a move not called the 3D!"

I just got finished listening to the audio commentary on "You Can't Go Home Again". The commentaries were apparently recorded about the time they were making of episode 2.8 (the one with Lucy Lawless). Moore and David Eick are discussing how great they think Cmdr. Adama and Starbuck interact, and there's a reference to It sounds like it could be a joke, since both men are obviously drunk, but there's no way that isn't a big clue as to how this story might turn out. They also mention an upcoming episode . Since, as I mentioned before, they're drunk for most of them, the commentaries do kick ass. The one's I listened to were recorded in Ron Moore's living room, with lots of phones ringing, cussing, and cool insider stuff. BUY THIS DVD!

That wasn't Kirby's artwork style...it was Joe Kubert's.

Yish, he looks so...generic. He looks no different than Orlando Jordan to me right there. Just bald. :\ <{POST_SNAPBACK}> He's shorter and stockier. Plus he has a legitimate amatuer wrestling background.

there was disinterest in lords of dogtown because a superior, non-fiction documentary based on the exact same people no less than 3 years ago. lords of dogtown used the real life characters from the great doc, and made a fictionalized hollywood teenybopper movie out of that. it has nothing to do with 70's nostalgia being dead. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Everyone's moved on to 80s nostalgia because nostalgia generally runs in 20 year cycles. You can't explain a well-hyped movie tanking based on a documentary very few people have seen.

Flying elves are back!

Does anyone know what the difference is between the UK version and the new version that was released? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> It includes the mini-series and numerous commentary tracks, and probably different extras.

It really doesn't make sense to me that they'd go with a 2 episode format since it just means they'll run through them twice as fast.

Were these the test screenings they advertised, or did Universal do its own focus groups? The ones they advertised were filled with biased fan boys (no offense, since I'm one as well).

Given how superior DVD was to VHS, he's retarded if he really said that. Whichever new format he chooses will almost automatically win the Blu-ray/HDDVD war.

2 episodes tonight: Chaos at the Earth's Core Green Lantern leads Stargirl, S.T.R.I.P.E., and Supergirl to Skartaris, a fantastic world beneath the Earth's surface, where they meet a new hero, The Warlord. To Another Shore Wonder Woman learns of a plot to steal the powers of the 3,000 year-old corpse of The Viking Prince. (credit: www.tv.com)

Given how Warner Brothers handed him Wonder Woman, I'm not surprised.

How bad does the Apprentice suck this year?

Editted for accuracy. They had a handful of good episodes, but that series finale really killed any desire I'll ever have to wax nostalgic for it.

If its on for another six years, they can actually have Chris watch "the Wonder Years" in an episode.

I find this theory extremely implausible.