Skyle

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  1. What's the deal? Where/what do you teach and how old are these students?
  2. I have to disagree, again. I love Michael Keaton's Batman.
  3. I disagree. I love Tim Burton's Batman.
  4. This isn't really a New Frontier VS. Gotham Knight competition, so that should settle it. I loved the animation of Deadshot, but I felt it was too short. Since producers touted him as the "anti-Bruce Wayne", they could have done a lot to exploit that side of his character. His pleading to Batman at the end of the one-shot felt uncharacteristic. "Crossfire" had that "Oooh, it's BATMAN" moment, which was great, but the rest was a little wordy. The rest is not memorable for me to review. I agree with Malpractice. "Working Through Pain" was the most engaging and poetic/reflective episode of Bruce. It said a lot without saying too much. The image of Batman holding all those guns in the sewer is what stayed with me from this DVD. As for the extras, the commentary was standard, and the Bob Kane story was great. What I was disappointed with was the 4 episodes they chose from BTAS. The only one I would have kept was Heart of Ice. "I am the Night" does flow along the lines of Bale's existentialistic outlook in Begans and The Dark Knight, but it doesn't change how much I absolutely despise that episode for its (nod to Mike and James) "Hot Topic" reasons. Since they chose "Over the Edge", which included characters that weren't yet introduced in Nolan-verse, they could have gone with much better episodes such as "Almost Got 'Em", "Perchance to Dream", or "Read my Lips". Or include that "lost episode" of BTAS. Or include a NEW commentary. It would have given fans a treat.
  5. Christy Brinkley, 54 Damn. Julie Newmar is still smokin'.
  6. Me too, and to link our threads together....
  7. It's ok, we all have our idiosyncrasies.
  8. ooo touche. Shirley MacLaine, 74 she rocks.
  9. Actually, no, I don't remember much about that series. Sorry But I do think that was Disney's way of saying "Hey! We can be dark and deep too!"
  10. Yeah, Kevin was such a loser. But in an endearing way. I'll always remember the episode where he got an engraved bracelet for Winnie that read "Kevin A Mold."
  11. That made me laugh, really hard. I'm more disturbed by how much Suavestar actually looks like his avatar.
  12. I say I get to play this game because it's hypothetical, and Suavestar would not really do Doris Roberts.
  13. I'm with Jenny on that one.
  14. Guess I didn't read the rules carefully. Maybe if the rules said "Choose a woman who's over the hill who's so hot, you don't have to be a guy to think so." If not, bummer. Because I had good ones :angel:
  15. Hey! I watched Captain Planet! Yeah, it was kind of lame, but I watched it. I'm remembering a square turquoise head that goes "with all your powers combined, I am captain planet!" BTAS wasn't around yet in 1989. And after BTAS was over, I was so depressed I tried to get myself to watch Gargoyles... It's ok. My sister tells me SHE feels old because the Jonas Brothers are younger than she is.
  16. Sure you can! I just realized she's 62, and not old enough for me to win this game.
  17. What about Captain Planet... Maya the Bee... Lois and Clark... The Smurfs? We're really really old.
  18. That's ok, I kind of like being one of the only girls. ;-) Anyway, did anyone say Susan Lucci?
  19. Wow. ::hangs over bag of gold coins:: You told me things I didn't even know.
  20. Did you have explain the all round awesomeness of Joey Lawrence in that show? Good god I'm old. Yes, I did, and she believed it bonus points if you remember Six.