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Hardball? Really? Also, they're crediting Gwen Stefani with Hella in 2002, when Lars Ulrich had been saying it for years before that. We metal folk get no credit for anything.

Interesting. I find it sad that there isn't enough love for these guys. Film fanatics like ourselves know and love them, but other comedy groups have gotten more attention over the years. Everyone knows The Three Stooges. Everyone knows The Marx Brothers. Everyone knows Abbott and Costello. But...

I have a keychain that says "My other vehicle is a TARDIS. But I would love that bumper sticker. Did you hear he put his battery in backwards the other day? He just kept cumming, and cumming...

More stuff to hunt for! You're killing me, Doc!

I've had the same curiosity. But I love the original novel so much, I'm not sure that would be wise. Oh, if only I had a tally of all of the times I said that exact same thing before finding out that, yes, it can really be that bad.

A true renaissance man. He, Cushing and Lee were the last of the gentleman horror actors, or actors of any genre for that matter. Although having an obvious association with horror films, Price wrote cookbooks, did lectures on art and was a wine connoisseur. He did many great movies outside of...

How have I never come across these? I am on the hunt!

I'm on the fence on this one. There have been some franchises that went on and had some really great books and stories written by other authors. And then you have books like The Seven Per-Cent Solution which is crap.

I enjoy spin-off material, but like I mentioned in the Star Trek comics thread, when they go too far from the established canon or don't even try to adhere to the source material. Agreed.

I came across that earlier in my searches. I'm going to listen later, with the lights off.

I remember picking up just one issue of The Next Generation comic, which dealt with Q taking Picard on a trip to the past to deal with his brother's death at a protest, or some such thing. It just never made any sense since according to the show, he only had the one brother, and he didn't die...

There was a great Twentieth Anniversary issue that DC put out. It involved time travel, with the Original Series crew meeting their future selves from sometime after Search for Spock. It made little sense in a few months, because the older crew were traveling aboard Excelsior. But there was a...

When I saw this one for the first time, it was in the theatre, in a double feature with Star Trek V. My buddy and I were huge Trekkies, and both Indy fans, so we were excited. In the end, Crusade was the only movie we liked of the two. It's honestly the same plot from Raiders, but it's still...

It has some moments, but overall, I really dislike this one. Honestly, Raiders and Last Crusade are the only movies from the franchise I watch with any regularity. And thank you for sharing the read along videos! Those records were a big part of my childhood!

That was Awesome!!!

No no no! Kirk didn't transport up. He spent ten minutes in a space porn scene looking over her hull longingly from a shuttle. Also, I finally found it! I don't know how many times I listened to this as a kid. And it's still not good.

You mean, use my powers granted me by dark forces for good? Hmmm, I'll have to think on that one. It might ruin my chances of getting into the exclusive E.D.W.D.E.* (*Evil Doers Who Do Evil)

You watch it, mate, or I will break out my necromancing books and raise John Nathan-Turner from the dead and then you'll be sorry.

Sounds good.

"Hi, I'm Biggles, and I'm a clown." "Hi Biggles." I must be in on the Clowns Anonymous meetings. I eagerly await one of them crying, and another offering them a handkerchief, and, well, you know.,