I've an original Pebble Watch. One of the cheapest available, works 3 or 4 days on 1 charge easily, and has an electronic ink screen so its readable in daylight. Its far from a necessity, but its damn useful. When my playing music from my phone through speakers at work I can control the media player...

They're releasing "The Killing Joke" next year. If they do as good a job as the did with The Dark Knight Returns, we're in for a treat

The live action films might not have been upto much, but some of the DC Animated films have been brilliant.

Now we need Indiana, Han, Captain Picard and Professor X all to meet. :D Striker, that's your forte -- get on it! :P Well, Picard and Obi-Wan Kenobi have already met . You know, I completely forgot that Sir Patrick Stewart was in that.[/quote] One of the best things the BBC has ever done. So many g...

The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.

And The War of the World's set in its original time period.

Edit: Just reread Grahames original post - aching to see The Thunderchild bought to life too. And Tripods.

Am only 2 episodes into it but its been terrific so far. The end of Episode 2 has one hell of a fight scene.

Lots of sly references to The Avengers too.

As an aside, did anyone else find the sequels to decrease exponentially in quality as they went on chronologically? (I won't even mention Brian Herbert's books. :roll: ) Yeah - I got about 3 books into the sequels. The first 2 sequels - I felt like I didn't know the characters, I couldn't relate th...

Nutso wrote:I preferred their Monster-of-the-Week episodes over the series' Mythology.

Same. I lost track of the big series conspiracy arcs and stopped watching.

Mikey wrote:I don't see what the problem is. Isn't Switzerland neutral? Cows generally honor all their non-aggression pats.

Prime pun opportunity missed there.

Also, let's not forget the cast. Kyle MacLachlan (of course, Lynch's golden boy,) Freddie Jones, Brad Dourif, Richard Jordan, Sting (who was better in this than in Quadrophenia,) Dean Stockwell, Max von Sydow, Jurgen Prochnow, Sean Young, and some bald guy from a later sci-fi series And a very youn...

Most definitely my fave book, read it over a dozen times and could read it again easily. Saw the film before reading the book and have a soft spot for it, but it doesn't do the book justice. The mini series wasn't bad but not nearly long enough. Imho the only failing of the film is that it should ha...

Yes, but then enemy planes can avoid detection by disguising themselves as cows - a tactic known as Coming in Udder the Radar.

BBC Scotland call random woman 'Rudolf Hess' & mistake Hitler for the weather! bloopers

Still can't get the embedded video thingy working..

Always loved the Nebula too. Such a practical design.

One of my fave episodes too. Picard is almost as good at preventing wars as Sisko is at starting them.

Just need a remote control Miranda Class and some purple dye for the water.