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It's been known for the longest time that there will be no mass-shifting in the film, hence no Soundwave as a Walkman or Megatron as a pistol. Crap. I liked Soundwave as a Walkman - it empathised how easily he could sneak into places, plus it gave a legitimate concept for his cassette minions. I al...

So how would you cast people from Red Dwarf and Doctor Who on Stargate SG1?

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*READING* the Twin Dilemma was bad... but I recently saw it on television. It's... it's really bad. Way worse than 'Daleks use dudes with baskets to dig'. :) I remember that story - the Daleks were using human slaves to clear away rubble from their drilling machines (they liked to use humanoids bec...

An interview with Michael Bay can be found here

I had an idea for a fantasy-type weapon, but I don't know if it's original or not ...

... has a Wizard's Staff ever been used to contain a sword, like a sword/walking cane?

speaker-to-trolls wrote:I think she says she's 2,000 in 'The End of the World'.

I think she said 'I don't look a day over two thousand' when commenting on being completely 'flattened'. That means that (a) it wasn't that uncommon for humans of that era to live that long and (b) she's much older than that herself.

Cao Cao wrote:I'd love an SG-1/nBSG crossover. LOVE.

.. it could turn out that the Ori are led by Count Iblis.

It might be interesting if the God that the cylons were worshipping were actually one of the Go'auld who reprogrammed them when they were isolated from the Colonials ...

Yes it does. The doctor used it to protect himself when he stepped out of the tardis onto the Darlek ship is "parting of the ways" Juryrigged for the occasion. The Doctor says so himself. Yes by using that super long technobabble device (which is obviously meant to be parody how sci fi us...

Adrian, that's good stuff, is it part of a larger story? I think the dynamics of an alliance between Skynet or the Matrix and the Cylons would be interesting, since either one of those (particularly Skynet, it seems to be the least human) would think they were absolutely insane. No, somebody asked ...

Something I wrote on another board ... *** The woman in red crossed the park, her sensible-but-stylish shoes resonating a brisk clak-clak-clak across the pathway. The man in the suit and sunglasses nodded as she drew up to him. "Greetings." They started walking slowly, in sync. "Have ...

How long until we find what role he's playing exactly? I can't really see him as, say, Sparkplug ...

Goyer seems to produce a bunch of good concepts but has a nasty habit of creating lines of dialogue that can be only be termed as 'cringe worthy'.

Pretty much what it says on the thread title. What elements are an absolute must for a five star movie featuring the walking dead?

I always liked Sunstreaker because he was the first Transformer I ever got my eleven year old hands on ...

You know what would be cool? A martial arts flick crossed with a zombie movie. No guns, just a badass implausible-physics martial arts master with any odd tool and prop he can get his hands on. I have no freaking clue how you'd pull that off with something as limited or tame as The Movies, though. ...

A scene where the heroes are running past a department store in order to get away from the zombie horde.

A man looks up who bears a suspicious resemblence to Bruce Campbell looks up, watches the heroes, then the zombies go past the windows.

He mutters 'what a bunch of pussies' and gets back to work.

Was there a reason why Harry was treated in this fashion?

Star-Blighter wrote:Worf.

Prune juice.

A warrior's drink.

It may have been funny ass hell, but everytime I think about it, a little piece of me dies inside.

So basically, a great warrior avoids constipation ... ?

DEATH wrote: Bruce Wayne (after his parents death)

Something I wrote on this ...

Finally, how would the interference be portrayed on: The X-Files Mulder and Scully would be trying to stop the Consortium's latest dealings, with The Doctor initially porttrayed as some weirdo who's getting in the way all the time, but by the end of the episode, it's quite obvious he knows more tha...

Since Superman does a lot of search and rescue, he must be used to various injuries and other inconsistencies in the human body.

What medical tests could Superman's powers reliably substitute for?

Awaits patiently for someone to eventually write a fanfiction where the Cybermen enter the Trekverse and meet the Borg. :lol: The pipe-laden cyborg lurched towards the silver figure in the middle of the corridor. " We are ... " The silver figure grabbed both the drone's arms; one in each ...