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</font><blockquote><font class="small">In reply to:</font><hr /> PsionTen wrote: Kevin Smith apologized for Mallrats after all </font><blockquote><font class="small">In reply to:</font><hr /> Kevin Smith wrote: There's this infamous moment where I was on stage giving an award away with Laura...

If you're going to get Audiogalaxy get Ad-Aware as well - it's full of spyware (Gator companion).

You have some real problems agains God and the afterlife, don't you

Firstly, wrong forum . Secondly, I beleive jms wrote 'Time, Space and the Incurable Romantic' specifically to kill of demands for Marcus to be brought back (I think they started to get annoying). HTH.

This is entirely why I support the DivX codec . I'm only prepared to shell out for stuff that I respect for.

Somehow I don't think so. Just think of all the bandwidth it'd consume...

Word is that it's going to be released on DVD sometime in July (?) but these are still rumours. I don't really see any point in them showing it on terrestial TV since there is not going to be a series, but it may turn up on Sci-fi UK or perhaps Bravo (purely speculation on my part).

Part of the reason Warner think they can flog this off on us is because of the good VHS sales. I'm not buying those particular DVDs partly because I'm not well off (hey, I'm a student - 'nuff said) and partly because with the packaging and lack of extras I don't think they are worth it. I'd be...

Well, in general it would be handy to have a FAQ for each of the show forums - maybe in the form of a locked sticky post. Or perhaps we should start work on the virtual JoeDM...

To cut a long story short, back in 1999 when the show was being produced, TNT passed down notes from their execs to JMS about what they wanted on the show. JMS disagreed but tried to work with them for a while, but eventually pulled the plug. No-one has come forward to finance the show since...

Shakespeare vs JMS Meh. Maybe Shakespeare was completely spineless. Or maybe he genuinely like the monarchy - it was a lot more popular back in those days.

<blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Lennier: <font color=yellow>I like the works of Arthur Clarke, Isaac Asimov and Joe Straczinsky. The television show to which this forum is dedicated... addressed the same topics as Shakespeare. It also addressed topics which...

<blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Simon Healy: <font color=yellow> And its the fact that I write poor English its just that I cant be bothered spellchecking my post and punctuating it right but you will see that I have this time.</font...

<blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by gkarfan: <font color=yellow>I thought that people from the UK went to such great schools, & that we Americans were the lousy spellers from bad schools. I'm just surprised to come across someone from the UK with poor...

<blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Loadhan: <font color=yellow>Hyperspace in Star Wars just seemed to be going really fast - but not quite plaid! </font color=yellow><hr></blockquote> Hyperspace in Star Wars is a set of dimensions where it is possible to travel...

Also note that there is a space liner in Soul Hunter named Asimov, and Bester claims to have 'Asimov'ed Mr Garibaldi - a reference to the four laws of robotics in Asimov's Robot novels.

Re: Why are there no VCD\'s in U.S.? <blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Demon: <font color=yellow>Don't get me started Actually, it's not the character I dislike so much as the actor. I think he's a ham who gives British actors a bad name. There, you had to...

<blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by hypatia: <font color=yellow>There is a great line in one of Orson Well’s movies. He speaks of the countries that had war after war and then mentions their great achievements known the world over. Then he mentions (Sweden was...

In 'Z'ha'dum' Mr Morden lists the human achivements caused by centuries of bloodsheds, among which is writing sonnets. So what's the deal here?

All of the movies were released on VHS at least a couple of years before they appeared on TV over here. I hope that they might put some extra features if they do release Rangers as a DVD, though I'm not going to hold my breath (I might go all blue and collapse).