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I'd just like to point out I infrequently use "Put the bunny back in the box" in situations where people need to shut up and stop bringing certain topics up. Lines I actually have used: "I'm sorry, you're sorry, the whole world's sorry as shit. But you know what? It don't mean a God damn...

Farscape, closely followed by Moore's BSG. Other favorites would have to include Firefly and Stargate SG-1, which is not listed but one of its spin-offs is.

Morrison & Quitely: We3, All-Star Superman, The Invisibles Straczynski & Frank: Midnight Nation, Supreme Power Bendis & Maleev: Daredevil, Spider-Man, New Avengers: Illuminati, Sam & Twitch, New Avengers, Civil War: The Confession, Secret Invasion: Dark Reign Ellis & Ryp: Black Summer...

Personally, I'd take a Road to Perdition, a Men in Black, a Sin City or an American Splendor over any of those films given the opportunity.

Weren't there only two superhero films this year (Watchmen and X-Men Origins: Wolverine)? What an argument. It'd be more valid to complain about the large amount of sci-fi films released this year (Terminator Salvation, Avatar, Star Trek, District 9, Moon, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen...

My top ten personal favorites... 1. Carnivale 2. Farscape 3. Battlestar Galactica 4. Deadwood 5. Kings 6. Jericho 7. Supernatural 8. Sons of Anarchy 9. Rescue Me 10. Oz

...The Others, The Pan's Labyrinth Pledge, The Road to Perdition Serenity Signs Solaris Spider-Man 2 Spirited Away Star Trek Superman Returns Time of the Wolf Traffic Tropic Thunder Unbreakable V for Vendetta Village, The WALL*E Watchmen Where the Wild Things Are X-Men X2 Zack and Miri Make a Porno

Jericho Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Battlestar Galactica Deadwood Justice League Unlimited

The only other episode I might throw in would be "Time Is On My Side", for reasons that have become pretty clear in recent installments.

How I could forget about her is beyond me. I've had a hopeless, hopeless crush on her since Deadwood.

That's actually roughly March, 2005, as the Oceanic Six were rescued and returned to civilization during late December of 2004. Miles was locked up in the shed by Locke about a day or two before Christmas. I recall him touching both of them; didn't he at the very least grab Sayid's arm when...

Steve Darnall and Alex Ross did a great book called Uncle Sam in 1997. Give it a look.

We've forgotten about... Harvey Fierstein (Independence Day, Mulan, Torch Song Trilogy) Tom Lenk (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel) John Glover (Smallville, Brimstone) Sal Mineo (Rebel Without a Cause) Caesar Romero (Batman) John Cameron Mitchell (Hedwig and the Angry Inch) Dick Sargent...

Kirk Captain America (Steve) Batman (Bruce) Teal'c

Comicbookresources.com is probably the best you can get for now. I post on there as Brother Justin Crowe. A lot of the posters have turned into giant jerks lately (a recent thread debating the ethics of Orson Scott Card's worldview comes to mind), but they're harmless if you learn to avoid them.

Walter, Peter and Olivia are the three leads. Walter is the heart of the show (his silent breakdown in the diner in 1x19 alone was award-worthy), and is one of the two or three very best characters on TV right now (up there with Gemma Morrow on Sons of Anarchy and Bobby Singer on Supernatural)...

Some favorites: "The Hardest Part of a Zombie Apocalypse Will be Pretending I'm Not Excited" "He looks like you, but he's got messy hair..." "Jews for Baltar" "Anyone seen my right to Habeas Corpus?" "All Glory to the Hypnotoad" "Warren Ellis is the Internet Jesus" "Dr...

Didn't notice the earlier mention; glossed over the post too quickly. The stickier situation being they have to resort to vague commentary regarding previous continuity, as is the case with ROM.

The Mist. Just...The Mist.

The Micronauts should probably be listed here too, but that's a stickier situation.