JELEINEN

Kite?

Actually, if they wanted to do that, they've already set up the means for it. As for cliff hanging the season finale, Tim Kring has already said that the NY bomb arc will be resolved this season. Some great lines in this episode: "I thought I threw you out a window" "What am I thinking now?" "Your last thoughts"

Probably a bit too easy. Go ahead.

The theme song from what anime got used as the closing song for episode 3 of Lucky Star?

What is Gall Force?

I didn't think it any more cheesey than its source material. High art it is not, but it's certainly not a bad movie (intentionally or otherwise) either.

It was a good episode and definitely worth watching.

Because Sylar's using Parkman to get to other wonders. I imagine, as big F says, once his usefulness ends, he'll be next. As to whether Parkman knows he's working for Sylar or not, we've been speculating on that for the last couple pages.

The Haitian appears to be loyal to the Petrelli family. He could be unaware that Sylar has assumed Nathan's identity.

I'm disappointed to see multiple versions of characters. I'd rather they did more characters than the extra Snake Eyes and Storm Shadow (especially because the whole 80's ninja fetish thing was pretty lame).

It's also likely that he simply didn't want to get killed. He was also protecting his child.

We already saw what looked like Peter starting to explode (Claude punched him to stop it), so it's possible that it has nothing to do with Ted.

It was a bit more coherent, but still not particularly good. The show definitely won't be winning any awards for originality.

I couldn't disagree more. So far, they've been handling the time travel quite well and the character of Hiro continues to be a lot of fun.

Now this is interesting, a Gundam FPS: http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2007-...-remote-july-26

I imagine that Linderman, Mr and Mrs Petrelli, Hiro's Dad, and Simone's Dad were the group that Linderman mentions. Some or all of them go on to found OWI. It appears that Mrs. Petrelli has ties to OWI (knew of Claire's situation and had the Haitian secretly working for her), but she's not aligned with them. I loved the bit at the end. Future Hiro's timeline isn't linear and he seems a bit surprised to meet himself. The Bennett/Parkman/Ted team-up has a lot of great potential (the "burn bright, not hot" was awesome). I almost feel sorry for Candice (illusion girl), because once Jessica gets a hold of her, it's going to be ugly (protecting Micah is the one thing her and Nikki agree on). I agree, justvinnie, that Peter probably has to see/experience a power being used in order to duplicate it. He's only ever seen Sylar use TK (he must've turned off the super hearing, since Peter's screaming didn't affect him) and so that's all he can use.

No. It's not. Considering that there weren't giant frikkin' robots in WWII, auto loading guns aren't much of a stretch.

Nice to see the Sadamoto designs kept. I've always liked his work.

Speaking of ADV, anyone ever find a place that has the last two volumes of Aura Battler Dunbine?

Very cool little short animation: http://www.e-motionaldesign.com/blog/nazi-robot-attack/

I'd also love to have 10,000 Ri in Search of Mother and Future Boy Conan on DVD.

Captain Harlock, Galaxy Express 999, and Queen Millennia.

The names of the Dwarves in The Hobbit were taken directly from the Elder Eddas. Tolkien was specifically trying to create a sort of meta-mythology. Looks like the literature nazis are already panning the book: http://wormtalk.blogspot.com/2007/04/child...n-scholars.html

Picked up the book today. So far I'm reading through the introduction, which is a nice re-cap of the Silmarillion. I like that the illustrations are of the landscapes rather than of characters or scenes. I'm really looking forward to getting into this one.

I've only ever managed to find the first few chapters of the first book translated, and this was years ago (they've since disappeared from the net). As far as I know, there's no one translating them right now.