The Town of Odyssey

I don't want Jane to die, but I do hope the romance is more believable here. I don't know what to say about "believable", but I actually thought that the romance in Thor was one of the best cinematic love stories I've seen in years. ...although that probably says at least as much about Th...

And here's where Snow irrevocably shoots himself in the foot.

Birdman.

I've occasionally seen "he" or "she" being randomly mixed up to refer to a hypothetical person, when "he" would probably have been more common before. To use it universally is kind of odd. (Then again, I wouldn't have used "he" as my go-to word for gender neut...

Wait a minute. It's on Hulu?

Wow.

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That's a lot of TV.

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Before this gets in trouble for piracy, I'd like to take this moment to remind everyone within listening range that it's spelled "peek".

American Gods.

You probably wouldn't like it. (It's weird.)

I'm worried about where MLP is going. Are they dumping the brony fandom in the dust to sell more toys? From where I'm standing, that would be the opposite of a good idea if all they cared about was selling toys and making money. (Personal opinion on the "female brony" thing: I'm fond of t...

SoccerLOTR wrote:I was actually originally slightly dreading The Hobbit because I didn't want Middle Earth to be turned into a silly little-kid fairy tale if it were based upon only The Hobbit.

This is where you lost me.

Blessed Cheesemaker wrote:I think part of what made that arc so good was that we don't really know what happened or how it worked.

Well, maybe. On the other hand, I think they said that they planned to go back to it, somehow, later.

"...the best and wisest man I have ever known."

Wait, what? He's alive? Because he must be alive if he can...

Did the Queen start leaning on Moffat to do more? Because I heard that that was what happened to Doyle.

I demand more Mortis. That place was weird, fascinating, and according to the DVD I watched, it drew on surprisingly fundamental concepts to the Star Wars universe as George Lucas envisioned it way, way back in the day. (There were commentaries on all sorts of other episodes, but nothing on Mortis, ...

Edit: Yeah, the quantum singularity episodes and also where the crew steals a transwarp conduit that takes them like 12,000 or however many lightyears closer to home. They reference those episodes in future episodes. Offhand, I don't know if there are any specific "quantum singularity" ep...

DS9 had the overall best episode plots. They were not necessarily as serialized as Voyager was. Voyager was a journey, but DS9 made reference to past episodes. DS9 was amazing. Hmm. I've seen a great deal more of Voyager than I have of Deep Space Nine , and I wouldn't have called Voyager "seri...

(assuming that Harry uses the real kind) Under those definitions, neither he nor anyone else in the series uses "the real kind", although Voldemort's disfigured appearance comes partly from his own meddling in things in which he should not have. I was going to say this. Harry Potter is co...

Has anyone taken up the Iron Man 3 trailer on the "extended look" they promised?

Seriously. Take a look. It's great.

Well, I saw the whole thing, and I don't see any magic, mystery, or history, let alone the secret of Gummiberry Juice. ... Or even a dashing, daring, courageous and caring cadre of faithful friendly bears with stories to share. Just this one little green thing singing Autotune. But, then, I never sa...

I've actually long assumed that Eugene had Asperger's, or something very much like it.

Wait, what books are we talking about here? We're talking about Robin Hood, right? This is relevant to my interests.

Well, this ought to be good.

I predict... a joke about the 100th anniversary or so.