You know Chris Langham wrote for the Muppet Show and ended up as a special guest once when the original guest (Richard Pryor) couldn't make it.....

MLP? (my brain don't work)

EDIT: Got it! It's half 3 in the morning here, give me a break

Unpopular opinions? *glances around nervously* Well here goes...

I like Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig as Bond more than Sean Connery. I feel like Connery has just been considered the best Bond for so many decades now it's essentially brainwashed into people (though I won't begrudge you if you genuinely feel that way) but I much prefer these two actors. I will certainly admit that after Goldeneye the Pierce Brosnan films were not at all good though I think that actually has very little to do with Brosnan who is consistently good in them.

I love the rock opera musical Repo: The Genetic Opera. I dunno if this ones actually an unpopular opinion with the public in general, the film seems to be more unknown than in ire but I absolutely adore it and it has a terrible 33% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

I really like Dollhouse. There are some dodgy eps (mostly at the start of season one but also sprinkled lightly throughout both seasons) but there's also a lot of damn good TV in there (Epitaph 1 is so damn good) and I will never not applaud it for trying something so cool and different when I'm sure Fox would have loved nothing more than another police procedural about a man and a woman in a will they wont they relationship solving crimes with the help of their fun but quirky lab technicians.

Now here's the big one...

I don't like Lord of the Rings. At all. When I tried to read the books I didn't even finish the first one (and I was not a person to leave books unfinished). I seem to remember making it as far as some talking trees that had seemingly had nothing to do with anything that was going on. Resultingly I never watched the films until my friends decided that we had to watch a marathon of the extended editions. I actually went in open minded, they all spoke so highly of them I wanted to like them like they did. I found the first one the best of the three and the other two unbearable. I will likely never watch any of them again.

I did read and love the book of the Hobbit, which was a fast paced adventure story that just happened to be set in the same world and featuring many of the same characters as LotR. I suspect that I'm going to hate the new Hobbit movies though because it seems that Peter Jackson has done everything within his power to take this awesome little adventure story and into another LotR style saga with a billion storylines and more character from the other films.

After awhile I can to feel the new Battlestar Galactica was just trying to be the anti-Trek: If Star Trek would have done one thing, BG did the other just because they could regardless of if it was good or not. By the end of the second season I was just fast forwarding through the few episodes I bothered to look at.

It's fine you disagree with it The showrunner for BSG also worked on Trek, and at least to me seemed to be reveling in the freedom more than in creating a good show. I have no examples, because I have no desire to go back and look for them