I will actively be cheering AGAINST any Firefly anything that includes Adam Baldwin.
06.03.2026 21:59
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I will actively be cheering AGAINST any Firefly anything that includes Adam Baldwin.
I'm just angry we got whatever the fuck this is before a Don Cheadle MCU movie.
I mean, I like all the MCU movies, but Iron Man 3 is probably the best.
I absolutely adored Firefly back in the day but no good can come of a reboot.
Even if there weren't seriously problematic people involved, its time came and went. It sucks that it was cancelled too early but bringing it back now won't give us extra seasons in 2003.
We need to learn to let go.
Jaws poster changed to Laws with Bruce wearing a Dredd helmet
You’re gonna need a bigger iso cube
Jeff Goldblum told my daughter I was a great dad.
Kids should only be allowed to dress up as characters from UK/Irish authors, and then in April only as characters from the rest of the world.
New addition, but Invisible Thread by the Divine Comedy.
It was very funny, if I'd seen it six hours ago I'd have given it a like.
Photo of several cast members from Brooklyn Nine-Nine, posing on the set. On the far left is Bradley Whitford and on the far right is Jimmy Smits.
My favourites will always be in Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Jake's dad being played by Bradley Whitford and Amy's by Jimmy Smits, just because I enjoyed the Josh/Santos reunion from The West Wing.
I'm this goon from Iron Man 3.
Ha, I just had someone offering me a job writing for an AI-produced animated series on YouTube. Ha!
Bloody hell.
Such fantastic cartooning as well. The incredibly subtle eyebrow lift.
Anyway, this was such a fantastic way for me to find new things. And I seem to remember the choice being vast.
I know things change, kids consume media differently, and there are other options nowadays, but "periodicals for kids" does seem like a once-flourishing industry that's now super niche.
Back in the Olden Days, when my mum when to Asda, they had a separate newsagent behind the tills, that sold books as well. So while my mum was paying, I'd be flicking through all sorts.
That's where I discovered Garfield, they sold those little paperback collections that they used to do.
As us Transformers fans know, "boy kibble" is what you call the human-looking bits on an Autobot Pretender.
Screenshot from the 1990s adventure game Toonstruck. The scene is a bar of some kind with a huge organ in the background. The style is very cartoony, angular and surreal. There are some weird cartoon characters sat around the bar, including two embracing bunnies and a man who appears to be made of cheese. The player's character is a human, represented in-game as actual photography of the actor Christopher Lloyd, so he stands out against the cartoon background and looks wildly out of place; he's on the left, approaching the bar.
That's like my desire for someone to make a modern Toonstruck equivalent with 4K video footage.
Sorry for your loss, Scott.
In my slightly new-look Top Ten, I rank my favourite examples of "special makeup effects" in the movies, and basically bend my own rules just so I can stick Worf in there.
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Every Psyduck or just, like, one Psyduck. Like Misty's Psyduck just sitting alone in the ruin of the world.
How on earth did I not know that Bill Duke directed Sister Act 2?
I imagine the idea is to get out ahead of possible leaks, but surely in that case the better option is to do what James Gunn did and just release a staged image that you can control.
Imagine if we've all got the wrong end of the stick and Simon Farnaby and Matthew Baynton and the rest of them are just making an Ibsen adaptation.
It's heartbreaking that, even outside of the fantastic back catalogue both studios hold, both Star Trek and the DC Universe are gonna be in this guy's hands.
Absolutely devastated to hear about Rob Grant. Red Dwarf was a foundational pillar of my childhood. I watched the first episode air when I was six years old. I made friends at school almost entirely due to a shared love of the show. It basically defined my sense of humour.
RIP Rob.
I assume at the other end you'll find a vast cavern with a dragon sleeping on a horde of treasure. Whatever you do, don't steal his cup.
My top ten this week sees me ranking the best houses in film and TV, based on how nice I think they'd be to live there. Features: hobbits! Superheroes! Ooky kooky spooky stuff! www.tumblr.com/britesparc/8...
I think both things are probably true.
She was, I imagine, required to deliver on a corporate-mandated programme.
But her plans weren't successful.
Now, to draw a line under the past, they're pinning all the failures on her.
I have to confess, having seen it exactly once, that I really did not like it. But a lot of people whose opinions I respect do like it, so I feel I should revisit it at some point.
I definitely remember it getting a very negative critical response when it came out though, here in the UK at least.
