I heard that Superman had come to town to see who he could rock.
He blew away each crew he faced until he reached DIF's block.
His speakers were three stories high with woofers made of steel.
And when the boys had come outside, he said "I boom for real."

And then he turned his power on, and the ground began to move.
And all the buildings for miles around were swayin' to the groove.
And just when he had fooled the crowd and swore he won the fight.
Teague rocked his butt with a 12 inch cut called "Disco Kryptonite."

Pretty sure I heard that in the '80s.

FCW's guess was wrong, but reasonably close. "He Who Challenges Satan" was supposed to be Daredevil.

The HUD-sucker Proxy, my favorite film that uses the phrase "extruded plastic dingus"

Examiner Gizmo

Hint: Very highest, smallest sail of a square-masted ship; one word

Legends of the Hidden Temple

And Doc, I was totally planning to do O Brother next as Hey Good Buddy, What's Your 20?.. with the assumption that I would probably have to accept Breaker! Breaker! as an alternative.

So instead....
Four-Poster Finials and Sweeper Staves

Oh, and the Fokker DR-1 should not be forgotten. Audacious, wrong-headed, deliberately unstable... but a terror in the hands of the Flying Circus.

By far, the idea that there is a prophecy and our hero is the fulfillment of it is the worst, in my opinion. It makes me just check out of the movie.

I am not generally a chatter (or sociable, or even personable), so I don't have much interest in Google+, but I can agree that the TinyChat is not the greatest because the window is only 12 lines.

Also, it's sized to a wide screen (I use a tall boy 1050x1600 monitor), and I lose the chat when I need to refresh the video, and there are no smiley buttons.

Also, I would like a button just for shouting SASQUATCH! when blurry shapes pass by the camera. Also, one for JEFFERY, LOL, because I get tired of typing that.

[blink]Also, a button for blinking text.[/blink]

But these are all minor things. I have no interest in any outside, non-sanctioned, Teague-excluded means of communication.

The conventional wisdom is that the Torchwood series was written badly. To wrap it up, they created the "Children of Earth" miniseries. But people absolutely went nuts for "Children of Earth," from die-hard-old-school Who fans who hated Torchwood to my stepmother. So bringing it to Starz was their way of starting over and trying to make it good.

I figure if I like the reboot, I'll buy Children of Earth and have the grounding I need to understand what's going on, thereby avoiding the early Russell T Davies crapfest episodes entirely.

The Aristocrats!

A couple of the movies were weak, but the new episodes are good. You can't compare eps now with the BEST eps from the Fox years.

These have all been terrific....

• The Duh-Vinci Code - the mystery that leads to planet of DaVinci

• Lethal Inspection - Hermes helps Bender find his origins

• The Late Philip J. Fry - the forward-only time travel

• A Clockwork Origin - the planet of robot hyperevolution - now one of my favorites

• The Prisoner of Benda - the body switch episode - now one of my favorites

Which ones do you think have actually been bad? I didn't like the cat or EyePhone episodes, but even they were okay.

Good fun! Thanks DIF and chatroom!