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How about if I quote from it? [in reference to Verbobonc] "This small state would hardly be worth mention in a continent-wide work of this nature, depsite its riches, except that evil forces chose the area to establish a stronghold. A temple and fortress were constructed in the wooded hills...

FWIW, I think the garbage can is a great idea. IMHO, the garbage can respresents failure. The only object more indicative of failure would be a toilet, but they'd just clog it every week with capes 'n crap!

Hey, thanks for reminding me! ..............Were-chimeras!

And perhaps the most fearsome Were of them all: The dreaded Were-Woody Allen!

Hey, don't forgot the vital weres: 1) Were-shrews: they get little 2) Were-ants: they get littler 3) Were-old ladies: they get old and pinch your cheeks 4) Were-buckets: go nowhere! 5) Were-clocks: if broken are right twice a day 6) Were-socks: half of a pair gets lost 7) Were-pineapples...

Isn't the Village Of Hommlet a lead-in to the Temple of Elemental Evil? I know the former at least makes mention of the latter. Or am I mistaken?

Well, by "on the block", I'm talking about "red cubed". For the little girl challenge, the three "on the block" were Nitro G, Iron Enforcer, and Monkey Woman.

It's funny how last week's episode was probably the worst I've seen, while this week's was arguably the best. Funniest moment? The puppet Daniel Jackson nonchalantly & awkwardly smearing marker all over the moniter screen while explaining some totally "Daniel-esque" archeological revelation.

By "so many times" did you mean twice? Or did you mean EXACTLY ONE MORE time than Feedback? Episode 4 was the first time Major Victory has had to contend with possible elimination.

Hey, I'm just glad Lemuria's out. She'd been annoying me ever since episode 3 with her ludicrous verbal assaults upon Fat Momma. Also, there was just something very "not right" about her. I think Creature, Monkey Woman, Tyveculous, and Cellphone Girl were all better suited towards being a...

It seems that the early seasons were fairly serious, but the longer the show went on, the more relaxed & humorous Richard Dean Anderson's character became. In fact, his humour alone is worth the price of admission from about season 4 onwards. In season 5, one of the characters becomes...

If I help you staff a keep, will you help me keep a staff? ......sorry, couldn't resist!

Here we go: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ju-on:_The_Grudge

The movie that "The Grudge" was based upon was pretty good. Not exactly positive about the Japanese name, but phonetically, it sounded like "Ju On". I'm sure a Google search for The Grudge would shed more light.....

HOLY CRAP! Hey, call me slow, but do you know what I just figured out? The show wasn't actually made in the 80's, but sometime between 2002-2004. Yet they went out of their way to make it appear as if it was made 20 years ago on a shoe-string budget. Man, this thing's getting deeper and deeper...

What sucks the most is that GenCon is all about gaming. And gaming is all about having fun. We game to escape from the real world. All of a sudden, the real world comes barging into our only refuge in the guise of thievery. Truly depressing. It's like graffiti at Disneyland depressing.

See, this is what I'm talking about (courtesy of tvtome.com): No. Episode Air Date Prod # Reviews Score 1 Once Upon A Beginning 1/29/2004 0 Reviews 8.5 2 Hell Hath Fury 2/5/2004 0 Reviews 8.7 3 Skipper the Eye Child 2/12/2004 0 Reviews 8.2 4 The Apes of Wrath 2/19/2004...

In truth, the first 3 episodes were much better than the two which aired last night.

Don't mention it! Wow, episodes 4 & 5 were no where near as good as episodes 1-3. "Apes of Wrath" was fairly decent, though. Sanchez: (after noticing the drinking water is bright green) "That's peculiar".....and then he immediately drinks it and turns into an ape! Still, I don't know what...

You obviously haven't been watching Garth Marenghi's Darkpace! Check it out on the Sci-Fi channel, tomorrow evening sometime....