BafflingBeerMan

I'd watch it.

Don't know if I wouldn't complain about it afterwards, but I'd still go see it.

You can't hug people with nuclear arms!

Remember, everyone associated with Glee Club is a loser in their own way. Santana, or anyone in that group, being excited for Breadsticks seems like typical M.O. for the show to illustrate that point.

I liked it, but I felt a lot of the growth/epiphanies were unearned in the longview:

Rachel suddenly realizing she is a bad person and throwing the competition.
Artie losing his virginity and then immediately regretting it.

Then again, Mike Chang not only had a lot of great lines, but he also sung!

Even the Romans were entertained by the stupidity of animals attacking other people.

A quick look at his Wiki page, he was mainly a foil for Green Arrow.

But isn't Clock King in someone else's Rogue Gallery and was only a Batman foe in TAS?

By Your Bootstraps does sound like it may be it, and I did read a lot of Heinlein growing up, but "Diktor" doesn't sound as menacing as I thought the despot was and I thought there were more odd (and subtle) warnings than "Joe."

I also thought the main character had no idea what time travel was until some ways into the story.

I want to see the Jackass movie, but on cable, where all the real naughty bits will be edited out.

The first two Jackass movies are great to watch on TV late at night for some cheap laughs before bed.

In an interesting move, Fox schedules Game 3 of NLCS in the afternoon, not during primetime...so Glee can air a rerun?

The MLB can stand for a few more day playoff games...and that's how Sue C's it.

Okay, this story I read growing up has recently been rattling around in my brain. I remember being impressed with its use of time travel...

Basically, it is centered on this one guy, a normal guy, who is going through his normal day. Except, he wakes up to a strange phone call from someone trying to warn him. Then, crossing the street, he nearly gets run over. Some other weird things happen around him, and eventually, he is able to time travel. He goes into the future where a despotic ruler with a beard has this future nation under his iron grip. The leader mocks and degrades the guy. Soon after, the guy travels back in time in this land and tries to warn the people about this leader who will rise up. While waiting for the leader, the guy becomes more and more crazed and grows a beard to show the people who they have to look out for. Of course, he really is the original leader and he has gone crazy. Also, we learn throughout the story that the earlier near-misses are his future selves trying to prevent the guy from traveling through time.

So, any ideas?

Maybe Ishould retype out (and save) my idea on how to incorporate The Riddler into Nolan's Universe without him seeming to be a Joker Clone.

A one sentence summary: make him test Bat's mental/detective ability while trying to suss out his real identity.

Dr. Chang/Halliwax returns in a new Orientation film.

Michael J. Fox recreates Back to the Future teaser trailer

Both promos are pretty awesome!

Gotta love Sheila's nom de guerre/plume!

After pain, we teach it love, and then it explodes.

So, we have a backup plan if it goes wrong.