DISQUS

While I do like the other suggestions, especially the Dr Who or Hawkeye ones, I've got to go with Dr Stephen Franklin from Babylon 5.

Totally agree. I mean my older DVRs are set to record and extra 10-30 minutes on some shows just in case because I've been burned by this before. Unfortunately when I get DVRs from some providers it is harder to do than on my old ReplayTV, but still usually possible.
Unless they change up the schedule completely. Then I'm screwed anyways, since the guide is usually not up-to-date with those decisions.

I have to agree with this one as well. Buckaroo Banzai needs a sequel.

A lot of good superhero films here, almost all of which I agree. I have to agree with Mystery Men, though.

I still have my player, as it was also my original DVD player. I had around 20 LDs at the time DVDs starting getting popular, so I upgraded my old player to the Pioneer DVL-919 so I could play both. Before then I had only access to playing DVDs via a DVD-ROM drive I bought on auction for my PC.

It lasted me for years until it started having problems reading some DVDs and I chose not to fix it. Both it and my crate of Laserdisc titles are in storage in my basement right now, probably because I just was too lazy to sell them off when they were actually worth something, like I did with my original LD player.

Sir Cary, the not so brave.
To have an argument.
Semprini! colored.

Got Space Ghost here. He is such an insightful interviewer.

He was great as Andy from The 40-Year Old Virgin, although I really liked it when he played "Steven" arguing with that Stephen Colbert on The Daily Show's Even Stepvhen segment.

I have to agree with 2001: A Space Odyssey. I mean it basically helped propel Science Fiction into a new era, with intelligent, thoughtful productions that could be heavy on plot and message and still be entertaining.

Gotta agree with Rita A on The Andromeda Strain. At least the original movie. The miniseries just missed the point of the original story, I think.

None of 'em. Vimeo, Stumbleupon and Keenspot.

Phillip Seymore Hoffman!?!

Butch Cassidy. Such great on-screen chemistry!

I don't really, but my wife does. I AM addicted to her.

The original, because it was the whole reason the rest came to be!

Mandarin seems the logical choice based on the first movie.
Of course you could also go with Jack Daniels or Seagram's 7, but that might end a whole lot less dynamically.

Oceans 11 is probably my 1st choice....

I look forward to the watching.

Still gotta go with the first appearence of Mr Hanky. That was scary in a way that makes you feel uncomfortable, yet good.

Bruce Campbell's character Sam Axe is my favorite. He's a great smart-ass.

Just to be contrary I'd have to say Clayface.

Who run Bartertown? Who... run... Bartertown?

Alex Murphy, post heavy metal treatment.

The Fountain. No, really, it might make more sense that way...

I am impossible to hide, so I blend in by necessity.
No, really I do.