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Ah. I guess that means my post was incorrect. It will still be nice to see more of the show.

That's my birthday. It looks like I'll have a good time that night.

He's actually one of the returnees best known to the general public. Based on Collier's brief appearance at the end of Season 2, it would seem that he manged to cheat death, something which Xanatos has wanted to do.

Only if Roy uses the command word. As he said in #295, the terms of the spell are, "One, he can't deal lethal damage to any creature within the bounds of any city, town, or village. Two, he can't ever be more than one mile from my position. And three, he can't piss me off too bad, because I have...

I've noticed a few similarities between these characters from "Gargoyles" and "The 4400" respectively. Both are short-bearded tycoons in (eventually reformed) villain roles. They've both experienced some sort of time travel. Their names even have the same pattern of syllables. This probably...

This makes a line from the opening monologue appropriate. "We live again."

Does Bob remind anyone else of Morte from Planescape: Torment?

Bananas are good.

The show's official website, http://www.fox.com/prisonbreak/, has full summaries of each episode.

I like where this is going. On another subject: spiders are arachnids, not insects.

A while ago I saw something about a movie called Random Encounter, and my immediate thought was, "Roll for inititative."

Actually, at one point definite male terms were used for Vaarsuvius: "Miko goes nuts on V, critical hitting him with her katana and knocking him to -1 in one shot." I always thought the character was male, and didn't even notice the ambiguity until it was specifically mentioned.

This could be good, although it feels a little weird so long after the previous movie.

I was rather perplexed at the ending of "Roseanne", in which it is reaveled that pretty much the entire series is a semiautobiographic story Roseanne wrote. It then shows the way things really happened, like Dan not surviving his heart attack.

I'm building a fairly simple cosmology based on the Myriad Planes setup described in the Manual of the Planes with a few alterations. Every plane has a material and an ethereal layer. Any kind of creature might be found in a plane with the right environment. The Outsider type is eliminated, with...

I recently started reading a book that's pretty good. It's called Banewreaker by Jacqueline Carey. The first of a two-book series, it has a story like The Lord of the Rings in which the equivalent of Sauron is presented as the victim in the situation. Essentially, he refused to be pushed around...

This makes it seem like the group is paved in eroded flagstones. I'd shift that part to the previous sentence. Kiro's ring trick was rather fun.

I belive that was "thalidomide." Speaking of changing the subject, Serenity was the first movie I ever saw on opening day.

One theory about Book that I read a while back is that he was an Alliance general at Serenity Valley who was disgusted by his side's actions, joined the clergy, and deliberately sought to travel with an Independent veteran of that battle. As soon as the woman from the recording mentioned the...

Ah, my knowledge of that area of history is rather less than it could be.