But more importantly, Wil...did you put right what once went wrong? And was your next leap the leap home? ;-)

Rest in peace, Freddy. He looked like a totally awesome cat and my sympathies for you and your brother's loss.

FYI - on the rifftrax.com site, it's been announced that Mr. Coulton,Paul, and Storm are going to be doing a riff on Tron: http://www.rifftrax.com/rifftrax-presents/tron

I'm going to see it this Sunday with my dad and sister - a father/daughter/sibling/trekkie bonding moment ;-)

I think what you've already written is excellent! Speaking of MST3K, have you ever considered doing an iRiff for Rifftrax.com of one of those "so bad it's good" episodes? I think that would be awesome :-)

Wil, I hope you feel better soon

I so want this book!!!

I love how in the car and bowling scenes it's like Stewie's the exasperated teacher on an unruly ST:TNG field trip. "Brent, will you take Michael to the bathroom?" LOL!

Safety Dance is never not awesome :-) Speaking of the 80's, not sure if someone has posted this or not but someone on youtube has done up a "What if 'Watchmen' was done as an 80's Saturday morning cartoon?" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDDHHrt6l4w aaaannnnd my tv guide for next week came in the mail and had a picture and little blurb previewing the Family Guy/Star Trek the Next Gen. ep. It said it would be on March 29th.

And we have a conclusion! enjoy :-) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybU4LHlWF48

part 3's in the works...i'll let you guys know when it's done (probably next week). I have "Bespin Leia" and her gun pointed at me as motivation.

Yes, part 3 was not finished because...umm...Jawas stole my computer? Yeah, that's it! That's my story and I'm sticking to it. However, a wretched hive of scum and villainy is on the case...we'll see what develops ;-)

Wow - I'm honored that it got posted here and I'm so glad people liked it :-) Of course, it was all inspired by Wil's awesome story and the great memories of Star Wars action figures it brought back. And yes, kelly, i'll finish part 3...one day ;-)

Thanks for sharing about the Penny Arcade D&D podcasts. I downloaded them all last night and even though I've only listened to part one so far, I am already in love with "Jim Darkmagic" :-)

Thanks for sharing about the Penny Arcade D&D podcasts. I downloaded them all last night and even though I've only listened to part one so far, I am already in love with "Jim Darkmagic" :-)

(small voice) and i kinda liked Fiction Plane...and Indy 4 (but after Phantom Menace my standards have been lowered to "just please don't totally suck"

(small voice) and i kinda liked Fiction Plane...and Indy 4 (but after Phantom Menace my standards have been lowered to "just please don't totally suck"

Sorry you had a bad experience. I saw The Police twice and both times the people around me were pretty good (although the first time in Vegas was in the summer - I swear they didn't have the air on and I felt awful). I think I had a semi-drunk 40ish lady next to me when we saw them in Atlanta...but she was a happy, sweet drunk who wasn't obnoxious but just enjoying a night out with her husband...kinda sweet actually. The funny part was that in the section we were in, the seats we had were obviously add-on metal bleacher types which swayed with the slightest movements...and that was BEFORE the crowd starting getting into the songs! Although we were assured by security they were safe, I had a brief moment of "This is how I'm going to die...a bleacher collapse during 'Can't Stand Losing You'." The worst "concert" experience we had was actually during a Stars On Ice show when the woman behind us wouldn't stop yakking to her friend during a Kristi Yamaguchi number. (And I'm going to a Stevie Nicks concert in about a week and now the poster a few pages back has made me nervous;-)

Sorry you had a bad experience. I saw The Police twice and both times the people around me were pretty good (although the first time in Vegas was in the summer - I swear they didn't have the air on and I felt awful). I think I had a semi-drunk 40ish lady next to me when we saw them in Atlanta...but she was a happy, sweet drunk who wasn't obnoxious but just enjoying a night out with her husband...kinda sweet actually. The funny part was that in the section we were in, the seats we had were obviously add-on metal bleacher types which swayed with the slightest movements...and that was BEFORE the crowd starting getting into the songs! Although we were assured by security they were safe, I had a brief moment of "This is how I'm going to die...a bleacher collapse during 'Can't Stand Losing You'." The worst "concert" experience we had was actually during a Stars On Ice show when the woman behind us wouldn't stop yakking to her friend during a Kristi Yamaguchi number. (And I'm going to a Stevie Nicks concert in about a week and now the poster a few pages back has made me nervous;-)

Awesome review! For some reason I always remember Troi calling Tasha out for being attracted to Lutan in front of Picard. Not cool, Troi! Uh-uh, you did NOT just do that to my girl Tasha! Sorry...I got distracted by all the "bust a move" references above ;-) What's the female equivalent of "bros before hos" anyway?

Awesome review! For some reason I always remember Troi calling Tasha out for being attracted to Lutan in front of Picard. Not cool, Troi! Uh-uh, you did NOT just do that to my girl Tasha! Sorry...I got distracted by all the "bust a move" references above ;-) What's the female equivalent of "bros before hos" anyway?

JoCo - Sweet!

JoCo - Sweet!

Just saw this on yahoo: Star Wars done cheap: http://www.ebaumsworld.com/video/watch/254233//pc=25651 Still better than Phantom Menace:-)

Just saw this on yahoo: Star Wars done cheap: http://www.ebaumsworld.com/video/watch/254233//pc=25651 Still better than Phantom Menace:-)