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Don't forget the big villians in Nebula 9..."Creavers"...evil monsters who ate humans. Presumably after ****** them to death, but before sewing our skin into their clothes.

No. The appeal of Firefly is the writing and the characters.

The MMO version would be filled with internet people. Same reason I never considered playing SW:Galaxies, Star Trek Online, or Matrix Online.

So, would it be fair to say that talking about Paltrow's daughter with the new movie villain is comparing apples and oranges?

I swear every time I see the women I crush on her harder.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?annotat...&v=PFJpDTQc3BE

There she is playing Gunstar Heroes with her brother, while making fun of 4chan and going into a massive (and hilariously adorable) rage fest.

I am of course going to have to start using "Shut up talking" from now on.

I have this awesome idea that Joss could lift from a comic book and turn into a series.

It's kind of like cowboys in space...

I like how Deadpool has no feet. Very Leifeld.

She even says so herself...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jS85KJsw2rg

I'm reminded of the recent thread where someone was claiming she's a big phony. And then I laugh at that someone.

You hear that, hill-billy boy? I ain't done with you by a damn sight...

Define "Interesting"

I know what you're thinking. Did he fire 6 shots or only 5. To tell you the truth in all of this excitement, I lost track myself. So you have to ask yourself one question....

My problem with Superman is that the entire character is fundamentally boring.

Who he is? There's nothing to explore there. Batman was old enough to remember his parents getting killed. That creates some character right away. Superman was an infant with no knowledge at all of his birthplace. You can't miss where you've never been.

While Superheroes win, with Superman there's simply no possibility that he could lose. In TDK, we got to see Bruce Wayne all bruised up and tired. In Spiderman 2, we see the personal, scholastic, and professional impact that being Spidey has on Peter.

With Superman you have the impossibly good looking, impossibly perfect height/weight, impossibly uber powerset, impossibly maintained secret identity, impossible everything else that just drains all interest from what is going on. There's just no downside to Superman. Batman can get an interesting story dealing with a grocery hold up or a mugging. Superman needs the world or the universe to be seriously threatened, or else it seems like there's no point for him to even get out of bed. Which also leaves me with no point in caring about anything he does.

The JLU Superman was a pretty good step. His power level was toned down to where it was conceivable for him to lose. Sure he would curbstomp anyone without powers, but that's hardly unusual in a superpower universe. But they didn't have to give everyone and their brother 20 lbs of kryptonite just to even the playing field.

The only thing that concerns me: Will there be Claudia? Lots of Claudia? Claudia 25/7 (yes, twenty-five)?

These are the important questions that must be answered. Not "How will the world react to the existence of alphas" or "How will Artie fix everything with a pocket watch"...those are trivial little details.

The best interaction was always between Carter and Stark.

Well, that and the interactions between Carter and The Universe. A lot like Sokka and The Universe, come to think of it.

And once again Firefly has no categories listed.

It's a conspiracy, I tell you.

Yes, Macbeth, my mistake.

And sorry, I can see no spoiler information in a 2 second cameo that had no plot relevance of any kind. This isn't Willem Dafoe showing up at the end of Spiderman 2.

Thing that stuck out at me during the Police vs Mercenaries scene is that there are THREE of the old-style batmobiles (but painted in desert cammo). I'm wondering just how those things could be in public use and nobody figured out that the one batman used in 1 & 2 was the same thing.

Loving it at all is too much.