<![CDATA[Sex Secrets Of Hancock And Smallville's Clark Kent - io9 Comments]]> <![CDATA[Sex Secrets Of Hancock And Smallville's Clark Kent - io9 Comments]]> <![CDATA[Sex Secrets Of Hancock And Smallville's Clark Kent]]> @Log1c:

The house on Eureka is indeed called Sarah. But it's not an acronym. When it's first introduced, Fargo explains they were considering it for mass production and would feature the voice of Buffy's Sarah Michelle Gellar. (It's implied Fargo is a huge Buffy fan on Season 1). When the sheriff notices Sarah is actually Fargo impersonating SMG's voice, he replies nervously: we never actually closed that voice talent license deal.

Eureka is a guilty pleasure indeed.

ollie

]]> <![CDATA[Sex Secrets Of Hancock And Smallville's Clark Kent]]> I like Eureka, I think Hancock will be a decent flick (though not the best ever by any stretch of the imagination), and Heroes needs to really explore what they have built instead of adding things constantly.

Balius

]]> <![CDATA[Sex Secrets Of Hancock And Smallville's Clark Kent]]> @malenfantreid: The brief-but-brutal rain of Darth Caedus (worst "Darth" name ever) comes to an end, and the formerly evil Imperial Admiral Daala unites the galaxy to forge a lasting peace.

malenfantreid

]]> <![CDATA[Sex Secrets Of Hancock And Smallville's Clark Kent]]> The brief-but-brutal of Darth Caedus (worst "Darth" name ever) comes to an end, and the formerly evil Imperial Admiral Daala unites the galaxy to forge a lasting peace.

malenfantreid

]]> <![CDATA[Sex Secrets Of Hancock And Smallville's Clark Kent]]> REIGN
not rain.

that is all.

malenfantreid

]]> <![CDATA[Sex Secrets Of Hancock And Smallville's Clark Kent]]> @Gospel X: Nah, but I think we get to debate its place in George's tax return ;P

Glad to know Eureka is not too far off. Just wish it would have a longer season.

Cantonkid

]]> <![CDATA[Sex Secrets Of Hancock And Smallville's Clark Kent]]> Love Eureka, still think the Smith flick will suck, and agree a hurtin' will be put on anyone who kills off Des.

Evil Tortie's Mom

]]> <![CDATA[Sex Secrets Of Hancock And Smallville's Clark Kent]]> Whoa. Underage sex? In my Will Smith summer popcorn flick? O_O

As for Lost, they better not kill off Desmond. I'm serious, they will summon The Rage in me, if they kill off Desmond. I mean, he's with Sayid, but he's not one of The Six...

Sharpless

]]> <![CDATA[Sex Secrets Of Hancock And Smallville's Clark Kent]]> That's Sayid in the life raft, not Desmond.

sncreducer

]]> <![CDATA[Sex Secrets Of Hancock And Smallville's Clark Kent]]> Well I'm getting all my X-Files spoilers from X-Files news and the Haven so everytime I come here, I feel all smug.Also, I'm dreaming about Mulder and Scully sex way too much lately.Kbye!

Calraigh

]]> <![CDATA[Sex Secrets Of Hancock And Smallville's Clark Kent]]> @dOk: (Sarah Connor Chron's) Agreed. Oh man! That's the worst thing they can do. This show has so much potential, I'd REALLY hate to see it deteriorate into the average slosh.

@Plague: Seriously!

@zenpoet: Yeah, I loved season one, season two was like, yeah OK. I hope they go back to the roots with this season.

@Aethyr: I dunno, it was OK, but it seemed very rushed at times. Kristen Bell = WIN, but losing hot shapeshifter actress and replacing her with not-so-hot shapeshifter actress was probably the reason for shapeshifter's early demise. Which was a shame. It's like, you may lose the actors, but you never lose their powers, what with at least two power-sponges hanging around. Probably more. I'm excited, though, despite everything :-)

(But not as excited as I am for Charlie's Doctor Who-review due later! Hint hint!)

jbq

]]> <![CDATA[Sex Secrets Of Hancock And Smallville's Clark Kent]]> Re: Coleman quote

It's Yamagato. Sigh.

Either way, Heroes better step it up after that boring-ass second season.

Aethyr

]]> <![CDATA[Sex Secrets Of Hancock And Smallville's Clark Kent]]> @tetracycloide: Yes, but the two should never meet. It's like oil and water, really - if I want to see fun derring-do adventures, I go with Star Wars and Indiana Jones. If I want to see tragedy and heartbreaking plot twists, I have plenty of other options. Why foist those on the SW Universe?

Spoony Bard

]]> <![CDATA[Sex Secrets Of Hancock And Smallville's Clark Kent]]> @SeeingI: I think mine would be either Darth TheBunny or Darth Blank.

monkity

]]> <![CDATA[Sex Secrets Of Hancock And Smallville's Clark Kent]]> I hope I get to be

Darth Indifferent

when I turn to the dark side.

GenXCub

]]> <![CDATA[Sex Secrets Of Hancock And Smallville's Clark Kent]]> @Spoony Bard: traditionally moving from star wars to greek tragedy would be considered a step up in the literary hierarchy, not down.

tetracycloide

]]> <![CDATA[Sex Secrets Of Hancock And Smallville's Clark Kent]]> I like Eureka because it's on when nothing else is and it stops when everything else comes back.

And in regards to the Hancock stuff, it should add some interesting insight into Kevin Smith's "shotgun blast through the back" theory of superheroic sperm.
I also hope that scene makes it to the inevitable "unrated" DVD version.


Bluecell

]]> <![CDATA[Sex Secrets Of Hancock And Smallville's Clark Kent]]> "Sarah Connor Chronicles will move towards having one plot per episode, instead of juggling three or four plots every time"

One Plot per episode can only spell doom for any series...
A little complexity goes a long way and is appreciated by viewers who have a "brain" instead of the teeming masses of mindless worms that make up usual TV viewers.

dOk

]]> <![CDATA[Sex Secrets Of Hancock And Smallville's Clark Kent]]> Oh, boy. A "terminator of the week".
Yawwwwn.

Plague

]]> <![CDATA[Sex Secrets Of Hancock And Smallville's Clark Kent]]> @extracrispy: Me too. Once the "New Jedi Order" kicked in, I gave up.

BOTH sons dead? Honestly, what's the f***ing point of this series? Leia and Han are like 60 years old by now, and their kids keep dying.

It went from Star Wars to a goddamn Greek tragedy. Who makes these decisions? Ugh.

Spoony Bard

]]> <![CDATA[Sex Secrets Of Hancock And Smallville's Clark Kent]]> Ah, Star Wars novels. When do we get to debate their place in Star Wars lore?

Gospel X

]]> <![CDATA[Sex Secrets Of Hancock And Smallville's Clark Kent]]> I love Eureka, though at times it can become predictable.

Hear is to hoping they can bring some originality to what is already an original idea.

zenpoet

]]> <![CDATA[Sex Secrets Of Hancock And Smallville's Clark Kent]]> Eh, Caedus was chosen by the fans for some reason. They actually had an online poll to decide the name. It will be interesting to see if the NJO books will stick to the events that the comics put forth. The Sith are all on Korriban under someone named Darth Krayt, and Jacen is just kind of their pawn so the Jedi don't finger them.

Priam

]]> <![CDATA[Sex Secrets Of Hancock And Smallville's Clark Kent]]> Eureka is fun. There are worse ways to relax on a summer evening.

Gyrus

]]> <![CDATA[Sex Secrets Of Hancock And Smallville's Clark Kent]]> I'm so glad I gave up Star Wars novels. Thank you, Kevin J. Anderson.

extracrispy

]]> <![CDATA[Sex Secrets Of Hancock And Smallville's Clark Kent]]> Darth Millenial is waaaay worse than Darth Caedus
just sayin'


DeepFriar

]]> <![CDATA[Sex Secrets Of Hancock And Smallville's Clark Kent]]> "Shipyards of Doom." Sounds exciting. Can't wait for the second chapter, "Tool Shed of Elemental Evil."

Weirdsmobile

]]> <![CDATA[Sex Secrets Of Hancock And Smallville's Clark Kent]]> Also the Smart House's name is SARAH*, not sally. That would be weird if she has a boyfriend though...

*its an acronym I don't know offhand.

Log1c

]]> <![CDATA[Sex Secrets Of Hancock And Smallville's Clark Kent]]> I really like Eureka too, but last year really teetered out in a pretty lame way. Also, the science-disaster-of-the-week became really, really, predictable.

PVIII

]]> <![CDATA[Sex Secrets Of Hancock And Smallville's Clark Kent]]> Why is Darth Caedus the worst Sith name ever? Is there a pun there I'm missing?

If I go bad, my Sith name will be "Darth Egregious."

SeeingI

]]> <![CDATA[Sex Secrets Of Hancock And Smallville's Clark Kent]]> @Belabras: Yup, its campy as hell but oh so fun!

The gadgetry alone makes it an engineers wet dream.

Log1c

]]> <![CDATA[Sex Secrets Of Hancock And Smallville's Clark Kent]]> Eureka is silly, but fun. A guilty pleasure.

Belabras

]]> <![CDATA[Sex Secrets Of Hancock And Smallville's Clark Kent]]> It's never gonna set the world on fire as a drama, but it is bloody good fun...

And doh! Made a point of avoiding the spoilers for LOTF: Invincible attached to the Millenium Falcon blurb on theforce.net, and now I've just read it. Bugger!

dawfydd2001

]]> <![CDATA[Sex Secrets Of Hancock And Smallville's Clark Kent]]> I came late to Eureka but gotta say that I do like it.

caltrop2004

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