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Bah, as if htere's any doubt. Star Trek comes in second, TNG is a distant third, and the others aren't worth mentioning. p.s. I'm a front runner. Yes, you should! Eh... The first first three seasons get dumped on quite undeservedly.

I somehow left off The Princess Bride* by William Goldman and One for the Morning Glory by *make sure you go with the 30th anniversary edition.

But he wasn't behind it, he was just the stooge for the guys who were behind it.

But it seems to perfectly match the lanscapes from the comic, as I remember them i.e. I didn't do a side by side comparison, so I shall avoid a more definitive comparison.

So, what are his implants?

Guess that makes me #19, after the people who lead to me reading his stuff. For the scifi version, try Timothy Zahn, I have fair number of his books so far and haven't been disappointed yet.

I don't know, I'm not sure which characters you're referring to.

I'm looking forward to the movie, I love the look, but I'm not too fond of how a couple of the lines in the trailer are delivered. What does reality have to do with this movie? I'll answer for you, nothing.

Jack can smell BS from a mile away, and I got the distinct impression Jack could tell his brother was playing with him. Throw in the fact they hadn't spoken in years and we have another potential reason for why Jack had few compunctions. I just finished rewatching season two along with the...

As did I. I'm the other way around, mostly because it's lacking the story elements trancejeremy mentioned. I think the story in Ong-Bak only got in the way and actually hurt the movie. Add in the fact it's an action movie and I don't watch action movies for story or plot and you can see where...

S'alright. All of this does make me wonder what version will end up on the inevitable dvd set, hope they include copious deleted scenes, which seem to be a rarity for television shows in my experience. Of course that may be due to the fact that most of the tv dvds I've seen are older shows.

Every episodes explores some characters past , so that's not an issue. I haven't had an issue with the overall plot advancement and doubt I will, but then I watched everything within a few of months time and didn't have to wait long to see how things went.

I first started watching the show over the summer when I borrowed the dvds and I found the pace of revelations in both seasons to be about the same. They both started off slow and ramped things up at the end and the start of season three seemed to be following the exact same pattern. Though it's...

If you have SciFi you can watch Heroes on Friday at 7:00.

Wasn't it just plain old longer than usual? I seem to recall a mention of limited commercial interruption, but it still filled the normal one hour time slot.

Damn it, hosed again! i.e. people outside the U.S. get cooler/more bonus extras than we get here. p.s. thanks by the way.

Chaotic Evil box? What's that? i.e. I never noticed there being different versions, other than the LE.

Yep. It's good. For real reviews check out Rotten Tomatoes. I wouldn't say non-stop, but ti can be pretty heavy at times. No, but then I'm not the type to become overcome with the desire to play a particular type of game after watching or reading something. However, I suspect if you are...

Knock it up a notch! Bam! So is he definitively dead? from the other thread, since there' no good reason for them to be seperate: Demons/Devils The anti government types setting up their own societies/military in the U.S. the name of which escapes me at teh moment, naturally. I thought...

thought of this later... What no Gunstar Heroes? It's the one Wii game I want right now, well maybe Rayman Raving Rabbids (cow chucking!).