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His only real issue in changing is when the Hulk alter ego is too afraid to come out, after getting curb stomped by Thanos.

Perhaps, but the writers have obviously gone to great pains to make us believe he's a Q.

Hearing the expression "drive-in" really makes me miss the A&W restaurants of the early '70s where you would drive up to one of a series of intercoms, to order, then they would bring your food out to you 1950s style. Oh, and the comedy movie XXX style massive refillable jugs of root beer and...

Where "Swordfish" is concerned I think that the extent of the 'writing' only went as far as, "Let's pay Halle Berry enough to go topless, then just wing the rest."

Oh, absolutely on the lack of understanding, and even just dealing with a panicked swimmer can make both drown.

I think that the Holodeck can create actual clothing and food, or can at least act as a food synthesizer on a larger scale. Why do people get dressed before going into a Holodeck? For the same reason they own costumes rather than renting them, to go out for Hallowe'en, or own period clothing...

Agree completely on Section 31. It should have only existed long enough to show what a monumentally horrible idea it is, for an organization like The UFP, then been rooted out like the vermin they are. Starfleet doesn't need a Ministry of Dirty Tricks and it goes against everything that...

The term tends to remind me of "Jane Eyre", though I can't remember it ever being used.

Well he was, after all, rather young and in a rebellious stage. Taking a name and CosPlaying as human would fit, so claiming a planet of origin is all part of the vibe.

In college I frequently wore clothing from another college, where many of my friends went, at my college. The contrarian streak is a shared resource.

Probably about as many as this thread will have.

Whoever saw a character with the nickname "The Merc with the Mouth", cast a guy who is built for off the cuff responses, and then took away his mouth should never work again.

Sometimes, on some things. The chance that I'll do something is often inversely proportional to how many times someone tells me to do it.

I pretty much lose count of the number of people who are reported to drown, every summer, while trying to save someone else from drowning.

I would argue that while it's not a trait shared by all humans, the herd tendency to protect the weaker members, or those in distress, is still not what I would call uncommon.

Given the amount of time per client, the guillotine operators during the French Revolution found that piecework was a far better paying model.

More than that, it's like Reynolds' entire career was setting him up to play a wise cracking, fourth wall breaking character like Deadpool. Watch most of his older movies and you can see it. All the way back to "Van Wilder", which I think was his first headlining role.

I'm wondering if the "overwhelmingly American" thing might actually work for it, in this case, given that it's that mythical Gernsback '50s/'60s future America with cars with tail fins, and gas stations that look like strange interstellar transmission towers.

At a certain point the sprouts become just filler. ... which is still far too much sprout for me.