Foiled again!

(I really had no other reply to that)

Airwolf!
Used to watch that when I was younger.

Oh, hai Teague. Didn't see you there

Boter,
Thanks for the tip. Will have to add that to the read list...which is getting too long, by the way

Also, found an article that I was thinking of that deals with some world building, and different ideas for orbits. It might be repetitive of what Shadow Duelist said, but I do hope it helps.
http://www.scifiideas.com/worldbuilding … ramblings/

Edit: Warning, the video in that article is math and equation heavy. Not sure if it will be helpful or not.

Yeah. I love world building (and is one of my current projects for my own writing).

But, to echo what has been said, characters matter more. The details of the mechanics of the planet are important to the author but not always to the audience. Please don't misunderstand me. I like that you are building your world on physics and that you want that to be realistic (relatively speaking). I think that will give you great internal consistency for your world and story.

But, the characters are what draw people in. The essence of Speculative Fiction (note: not science fiction) is the idea of how characters react to a given situation.

tl:dr Love the world building, and happy to help. Make sure characters get the same love

I think Blade 2 is great, aside from some minor detail points. The opening scene is incredibly dark and creepy, but in a good way (and I rarely say that). I think the original is still quite interesting, both from a comic book point of view, and a world building point of view. While 2 is arguably the stronger outing, 1 is more interesting to me from a production point of view. 3 is just a trip in to the craziness of Wesley Snipes.

Well, I recently listen to Grab Bag 6: The Bag that never stops grabbing, and heard that Blade 2 and 3 are strong contenders for our panelists to watch.

I know Alex wanted in on it, but I would love Eddie's take as well. I realize there are three films, so I would settle for 2 or 3-Trey seemed to really like 3.

Just watched "Wreck-It Ralph" with my kids and was pleasantly surprised. A lot of fun in-jokes to the video game world, as well as a more fun take on the Tron-esque type world.

Also, the ending is a bit of a tear jerker, kind of in a Monsters Inc. way.

9/10

Grabby Grab McGraberson and the House of Pain....

it's a work in progress.

I actually watched PA 3 regularly, even when I was younger.

As for ratings, I think Eddie is right about knowing your kids. I am still cautious about things with my two kids, but they have seen some snippets of the Hobbit, and are aware that it is "pretend." My 5 year old is rather precocious in some ways and really can inform me of her feelings about things. I enjoy hearing her thoughts on different topics some times too (especially her thoughts on the sequel for Frozen ).

I agree with this sentiment. This should be a thing

Edit: I happen to be watching "The Pacifier" and this story time seemed somewhat on topic: