The gun is good. The penis is evil.
I'm still watching Jurassic Stargate: 90210, cause it has more dinosaurs and rayguns, than any other primetime show. Watching the plots unfold, a mile away, is getting old.
And in contrast, the live-action version.
Aczak Rhapsody was done well. 14 episodes!
The animated Arzach was interesting, though not as strong as it could have been.
Ah, the summer of '82. I was there, working the show in the Summit. Helped design the show's program books and t-shirts. I only got to check out the convention's dealer's room, real fast.
So many factors drove the convention and show into the ground. The fans/crew/producers/cast pulled together, to keep it going. Certainly did a number on fandom in Houston and beyond.
So many factors drove the convention and show into the ground. The fans/crew/producers/cast pulled together, to keep it going. Certainly did a number on fandom in Houston and beyond.
My mother had Alzheimer's, as did her mother. I fought to make sure it really was the disease, rather than one of a whole spectrum of dementias. Getting the wrong meds can really mess up a person. Heck, even the "right" meds can mess one up.
Just watched the pilot episode. Seems like a cross between "War of The Worlds"(2005) and "Walking Dead". The characters and tropes seem pretty predictable. Not caring so far, except that it has aliens and spaceships.
"Batmanification", "Lorna Cannonfodder", you are cracking me up.
We have been playing a small campaign with three kids and two adults. All the kids are 8yrs old, and this is their first D&D (3.5) gaming experience, apart from some video games. It has taken some time for them to get the hang of role playing, instead of video game hacking and puzzle solving. There have been times where they loose focus and get rowdy. There was a suggestion of giving them a "time out", but that would take them out of the game and slow everybody down. Not only that, but they never respond well to that sort of "punishment". As DM, I decided to ding them a hit point, so there was in-game consequence to their actions. Wow, then is was important to them.
We also implemented a "talking stick", so that everybody didn't talk at once.
They are getting the hang of it, and seem to enjoy the tabletop game experience.
We also implemented a "talking stick", so that everybody didn't talk at once.
They are getting the hang of it, and seem to enjoy the tabletop game experience.
True. Looks like they stole it and squashed the image. I did a TinEye search and it got 79 hits.
Neat, but it doesn't make me want to buy an iProduct.
I'd move Total Recall down the list. The first 15 minutes of the movie are from the short story, the rest is made up and works too hard at being a PKD story. Fun, but not where you've rated it.
Wouldn't it be great, if this was all a distraction, from the "real" Spiderman movie being made?
Jim Burns rocks! Such great sci-fi cover art.
Dude! You got to use "ludicrous", twice!
Hellz, yeah! Bring it on.
I'd pay them money right now, not even knowing what it would be about. Rather do that, than shell out for the vast wasteland of crap entertainment, that has been crafted for the masses.
I'd pay them money right now, not even knowing what it would be about. Rather do that, than shell out for the vast wasteland of crap entertainment, that has been crafted for the masses.
I fell in love with Star Trek, years before Star Wars was produced.
@balkaster: I agree. If one follows the book/movie preference logic, Dekard's gun should be labeled 1968.
Fix the typo before you ship it. Or discount the first batch.
Fix the typo before you ship it. Or discount the first batch.
Hellz, yeah! It could actually work. Want to play.
