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More like a supercomputer built by the... geniuses?... there.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thunderball#The_controversy_over_the_novel It involved both of them, but it was because the book upon which the movie was based was based on another teleplay which Fleming and two other writers (one which initiated the lawsuit) wrote. One of the stipulations was...

Sorta like an A-Team member, but without the "crime they didn't commit" part.

Or a computer program.

Season 4 is, and Season 3 was getting there, but you might wanna know the backstory for 3.

*cought*Lone Gunmen*cough*

You don't need a million dollars to do nothin'. Look at my cousin; he's broke, don't do nothin'.

Until they unionize...

THANK YOU! SOMEONE FINALLY MENTIONED IT! I had an argument with a friend of mine whether that was her (before the movie came out). I conceded the point, but I still maintain that her facial structure is completely different. Or maybe she's wearing make-up on the poster. Oh, and I saw her...

He probably meant "worthless," and at least with UPN, you know what you're getting now. Do I like what's on it? No. But apparently, there's an audience for this type of thing. Oh, and another one for FOX (I know it's not Fantasy/Sci-Fi, but...): For not advertising "Arrested Development" well...

That's it? That's all you'd do?

Hopefully, it'll make enough on DVD for some at least direct-to-dvd release, or, God willing, place it on TV again.

Fox is tempting... but I'd have to say UPN for screwing up ENTERPRISE. No... I'm conflicted. I don't know!

Lemme ask you a question: if you had a million dollars, what would you do?

And the few that barely make your monthly cable bill worthwhile can be bought on DVD, and you can watch it whenever you want.

...there is no spoon.

Replaying Metroid Prime for Cube. Still somewhere in Final Fantasy Tactics Advance for GBA. One of my housemates recently bought X-Men Legends, and we've been playing that in four players. Gonna try and get them back on finishing The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures, after my memory card...

Well, CafePress charges a base price for each type of shirt, and then I get to put a mark-up of whatever I want. Other than the first t-shirt I put up there (the normal one), I put a mark-up of $2.51 (so it evens out to $--.50, and not $--.99). I also have a new shirt up there that I made last...

Yeah, that's why they make most of the money.

Directed. Didn't write. He had a story credit, which probably means that with the meeting of the three people, he came up with some ideas.