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Sounds like a great reason for me to add another show to my viewing list.

Soon to follow - Spin the Bottle: The Movie, and Hopscotch: The Movie.

You don't know what you're missing. See them and you'll feel your IQ dropping.

There are five seasons as far as I can see. Looks like it finished in 2014.

I heard a story that Fred Astaire had campaigned for the roll of Willy Wonka. Might have been an interesting alternative.

I've been a fan since my wife (girlfriend at the time) forced me to watch season 2 with her. But I must admit I'm getting fairly tired of it. I've still got about 4 or 5 episodes of the current season backed up on the DVR and little motivation to sit down and catch up. The problem is that the...

Don't be silly. Without the visionaries from Hollywood, we wouldn't have had movies such as Fant4stic, Jack and Jill, Grown Ups, and of course, M Night Shyamalan's "interpretation" of The Last Airbender. I think you'd have to agree that the world would be a very different place without those. I...

It does raise the, rather important, question - how do daleks go to the bathroom?

She always does. :emoji_relaxed:

Haven't watched it for a while but I've got a ton of episodes backed up on the DVR. But if Eliza Dushku is joining (even if it's just for a single episode) then it's definitely time for me to catch up.

Yeah not likely. More superheros, Indiana Jones, Die Hard, etc. Probably someone, somewhere is sitting in an office pondering "is it time for a Gone With the Wind, sequel, prequel or gritty reboot?"

I'd love to see Fantastic Four back in the MCU where they belong. And it would be great to see a movie made by someone who understands the property. I'm not as concerned about the X-Men. They're a big enough franchise that keeping them separate works OK (as long as Fox make good movies about...

There's as much need for this as there is for Ghostbusters 3 and Bill & Ted 3 both of which have been continually teased by those involved. I'll be honestly surprised if there's really enough interest in any of these to see them made.

See I came in at the next generation stage. Wally West was the Flash and Barry was dead. Kyle Rayner took over as Green Lantern. And then Ollie got blown up and Connor Hawke came along as Green Arrow (Still a fan of Oliver Queen though - when they decided to resurrect him with a Kevin Smith...

I wasn't a fan immediately but for some reason picked up his solo titles and really started to enjoy reading him. His character was well developed and he became less of a buffoon. Unfortunately the timing wasn't great for the solo series which was interrupted by a couple of crossovers, and then...

An underrated classic.

The reviews sections in those books are often my favourite parts, although I confess to occasionally throwing the book across the room in disgust when someone writes nasty things about a story that's one of my favourites - or gushes with praise over something I think of as a pretty ordinary...

I started collecting comics just as Hal turned into Parallax and Kyle Rayner took over, so Kyle was my GL. Never really managed to work up much enthusiasm for either Hal Jordan or John Stewart (or any of the other GL Corps members for that matter).

OK, interest immediately gone.

Not been a big fan of Snyder's interpretation of DC so far but what an awful reason for him to have to drop out. Joss Whedon is a good choice to take over, even just for post-production. He's demonstrated an affinity for ensemble cast superhero movie. Interestingly it would be interesting to see...