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I think there are aspects of civilization that are dangerous to the world. If I were to restart and rebuild a modern civilization I would control those aspects with an iron hand.
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Another 80s cartoon reference in this episode were the Tigersharks.
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I think it was mentioned that the Silverhawks would make an appearance in the new Thundercats series. So a Mon-Starr cameo could be a prelude for their appearance.
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God I hope it's just a gag, but it wouldn't surprise me if Lucas continues to violate the Star Wars franchise. I have this sneaking suspicion that this a plot by Lucas to re-release of the original unedited versions later down the road and charge triple for that version.
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Good grief, another "punching on the walls of reality" deus ex plot device. Next thing you know Superman passing gas can alter reality also.
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Quote:Yes, I would like to see some pics of the back packs.Originally Posted by Zyphoid
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Quote:I thought Rick Moranis was done with acting?Originally Posted by Amy_Amp
...Rick Moranis say, "Thanks for remembering us."
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According to this Dan Aykroyd states that filming for Ghostbusters 3 will start in 2012 and seems to imply that it will proceed regardless if Bill Murray decides to sign on or not.
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Didn't see a post of this, but here's a deleted scene that's supposed to be in the blu-ray and DVD release of X-Men 1st Class.
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There was another story in a Star Wars Tale comic similar to your idea. It's were a pair of slave children sneak off to a cave to visit someone they call the storyteller, a busted up, damaged, and some-what still functional C3PO. He tells the Star Wars tale to them. As C3PO finishes the story, a bunch of slavers burst into the cave. The oldest one hides the younger one behind a rock, and the slavers blast both C3PO and older child. The younger one comes out of hiding, seeing the carnage, and sees something sticking out of C3PO. The panel ends with him holding a lightsaber.
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Quote:The Marvel marketing team were probably going under the assumption that they were going to be absored into the Disney marketing team. However, as Dreamweaver said, it seems they pretty much pissed both sides off. So instead of being offered a position they got the boot.Originally Posted by Casual_Player
The marvel guys were lucky they lasted as long as they did and should have been shopping their resumes the minute they heard about the merger.
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Lost, as much as I tried to get into this series I just could'nt. I've borrowed DVD sets from friends but kept them on a coffee table vs watching them on a DVD player, and then handing them back after a week or so. Giving generic answers and replies when questioned about what I thought about watching them.
Babylon 5 and Farscape, I have not seen a single episode from these series and really couldn't tell you anything about 'em aside from what I've heard from friends and wiki entries. All I know is that they take place in outspace and that's about as far as my knowledge goes.
New Battlestar Galactica series. Seen bits and pieces of episodes and I still have Season 1, still shrink wrapped, sitting on a shelf, collecting dust. I'll get around to watching it... someday.
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Firefly, another sci-fi series I haven't seen. Mostly because from the tv ads I saw it just screamed Cowboy Bebop clone to me. -
Quote:One thing that was pointed out to me about this episode, and something that I didn't know. Was that the modern mythos for Mr. Freeze was taken from this episode. Before then he was just some guy with a freeze gun. I'd always assumed that the Batman TAS origin of Mr. Freeze was from the comics, and not something created for the show.Originally Posted by Olantern
1) "Heart of Ice," a.k.a. the one that introduced Mr. Freeze. I've always found Freeze a much more sympathetic character than Batman himself, and this episode is the reason why. It's hard to generate pathos in a twenty-minute story, but they did for this one.
Favorite quote from this episode "Old and infirm as you are, I'd trade a thousand of my frozen years for your worst day."Quote:Originally Posted by Olantern
2) "Deep Freeze," a.k.a. the other one with Mr. Freeze. This one, on the other hand, is entertaining because it shows that you can turn one writer saying to another, "Hey, Walt Disney had his corpse frozen" into an entertaining and action-packed story.
"They're finny and funny and oh so delish. They're joyful and jolly. Jokerfish!'Quote:Originally Posted by Olantern
5) "The Laughing Fish." For those who aren't aware, this is actually based on a fairly early story from the comics. It was an excellent choice. The Joker is both threatening and hilarious in this episode. To this day, I can't see a yellow rain slicker without thinking of his commercial.
So many things about this episode make it the all time best in my book. The ending to this episode were Catwoman says "Almost got 'im" was a nice touch. Another different take on Joker's "more than one way to get someone" line.Quote:Originally Posted by Olantern
6) "Almost Got 'im." For all the reasons that have already been mentioned. I consider this the best "anthology" episode of a TV series of all time. -
It makes sense to me, and don't see it as any kind of sign that trouble is headed towards Marvel and Disney. As stated by others. Why have 2 departments that essentially do the same thing? One of them has to go.
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Quote:I think the name of the episode was Joker's FavorOriginally Posted by LadyGrimrose
I can't remember the name of the episode, but there was one where a guy is driving home and gets into a pseudo-road rage mentality about others on the road and their habits. Along comes this car and the guy has had enough so he basically cuts him off and then realizes, to his horror, it's the Joker.
The Joker chases him down and states he owes him a favor down the road.
Well the end of the episode has the little guy threatening Joker with his own bomb while the perverbial trickster is howling for Batman to come save him. I won't ruin the final punchline, but it was one I will never forget. -
Great list, happy to see that "Almost Got 'im" get the number one spot. Was expecting to see the episode in this list, and was surprised to see it get number one. Agree with most of the choices except for '"The Edge" probably because of the cop out ending.
Here's a list of other favorite episodes that I would put in a runner-up list
Paging the Crime Doctor
A Bullet for Bullock
Avatar
Harlequinade
Showdown
Harley's Holiday
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Count me as one against this idea. The whole purpose of not dying in the tutorial is so players can focus more on getting a feel for the game. If anything the "I win" button concept you want to introduce will only encourage sloppy and reckless play styles, discourage people from learning anything about playing CoH, and just cause more grief than it's worth. Overall this is a bad idea, and I'm glad that devs have not, and never will, introduce this feature into the game.
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Quote:I noticed that instead of the typical Marvel logo in the trailer. Saw the Marvel Knights logo being used. So who knows, maybe in a few years might see some Marvel characters brought into movies under the Marvel Max logo.Originally Posted by Nericus
Perhaps Snipes will do Blade 4: We apologize for Blade Trinity.
As to the previous GR film, it blended nicely elements from the 60's, 70's and 90's GR comics, the main flaw wasn't Nic Cage, but rather that they went for PG 13 rating. This....is....GHOST RIDER......not Spiderman or Superman. Ghost Rider is not a character for comic fans of all ages. the first movie should have amped up the fights, dumped some of the jokes and went for the R rating. I still like the first movie though despite that. -
Quote:So people should inconvenience themselves to avoid the inconvenience that is caused by others?Originally Posted by That_Ninja
For those who feel like this impedes exploration and worry about overcrowding at trainers, why not just make the trek to a less crowded trainer in another zone?
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Did I just see Ghost Rider pee fire on someone? o_0
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Congrats devs you made tailor locations obsolete and turned all the trainers into glorified tailors and seamstresses.
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Quote:Fixed that for ya'Originally Posted by CaptainFoamerang
I just hope this one is as good as the first one
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Quote:This is what I feel Zwillinger meant when he posted about no more name purges. Part of CoH Freedom is to lure back former players into the game. Makes no sense to wipe out the names on inactive accounts, invite people to come back, and have to deal with upset customers asking why the names to their characters are gone.Originally Posted by tanstaafl
Of course it could also mean, 'suck it up buttercups', the name system is here to stay and we wont be purging names. -
Quote:Originally Posted by Winterminal
That's another whole discussion, that took place in a different topic. While I agree that a global naming system would probably be the best idea considering all VIPs will be getting a free character transfer a month, some people are very attached to their names and don't wish to see another player's version of said name.
Well at least Paragon Studios isn't going to do what SOE did when they did a server merge on DC Universe Online. -
Quote:As much as I would love to see it, I highly doubt that a feature like this will be in for the launch of CoH: Freedom or even in any upcomign issues post CoH: Freedom. Seeing as Freedom is in open beta right now, or VIP beta as the devs like to call itOriginally Posted by tanstaafl
I suspect the naming convention will change soon, with freedom most likely., and a change like this isn't even in it. I just don't see it happening in the forseeable future for this game. Then again, the devs still might have a trick or two up their sleeves, but I honestly think the content we have in beta is the content that will go live when CoH: Freedom launches.