Alienosaurus VS Weredroid.

In the distant future, a diabolical experiment is carried out, which turns the subject, Joe Schmoe, into the weredroid, an ordinary man most of the time, but during the full moon, his flesh is replaced by gleaming metal, and he becomes a dangerously uncaring robot, causing murder and mayhem until dawn. To rid themselves of the foul metallic creature, the lab that created him decides to send him billions of years back in time. Joe is surprised to find that he is not the only sentient creature here in the time where dinosaurs roamed. A race of aliens has been watching the gigantic prehistoric creatures, studying them, and even performing genetic experiments on them, splicing the dinosaurs' DNA with their own with the hopes of creating a race of sentient half-alien half-dinosaurs. All their previous tests had ended with failure, but the aliens have finally successfully spliced their DNA with that of a Tyrannosaurus, with horrifying results.

I'm pretty sure it is too, though I could be wrong, it sure looks a heck of a lot like him. I so want one!

Is that a Boba Fett action figure in there? Awesome! I also love the desert skiff "floating" around near the edge. XD Looks like he had some great ideas, but just didn't have the money/time/effort required to make it better. For instance, instead of just having an action figure, he could have gone for the gold, and made a Boba Fett costume to wear under the Sarlacc stomach costume, though it wouldn't have been to scale, it would have been more awesome.

Perhaps that should be worded thusly: "Meg Griffin is like Wesley Crusher on Earth."

I used to have a girly-jones for "Yellow", but that was when I was still a zombified teenager who would listen to anything the local alternative station would play. Thankfully, I grew out of that phase long ago.

The only thing that's bothering me about the new decade is: where are our damn hovercars? Seriously, they better start mass-producing that shit within the next five years so that Back To the Future 2 isn't made to be one big fat lie.

That's the first episode I saw, and I've been hooked ever since.

Of course you know that Doctor Who was around long before Bill and Ted were a twinkle in their fathers' eyes, right? In fact, the TARDIS was probably the inspiration of the telephone booth/time machine that Rufus uses. Too bad they didn't make it bigger on the inside, Bill and Ted could have probably collected hundreds of significant historical figures for their report if their phone booth functioned similar to the TARDIS once inside.

Sorry, geek rant. *slaps herself upside the head a few times* It's too hard for me to pick just one geek moment from the past year, much worse, the past decade, that was my favorite. I guess some nominees for the year would be when I got 4 sci-fi movies I'd never seen for Christmas, the Doctor Who specials (Waters of Mars was my favorite, though depending on how today's special turns out, it might be bumped down to second), Torchwood: Children Of Earth (creepily delicious), and getting most of the questions right on 1 VS 100 sci-fi trivia on XBOX Live. Nominees for the decade include Firefly, Dr. Horrible, Willow and Tara's relationship on Buffy, and many life-specific moments with my friends from high school, including once when Shane's friend Andy translated a scene from The Matrix into Shakespearean prose.

Ah, I see. Thanks!

So I didn't get much for Christmas aside from money, but that doesn't matter, cause what I did get, I absolutely love! I got a picture of my sister Becky with her husband and son, a DVD set of four sci-fi movies from my grandpa, and two awesome shirts, both black, one with the Grim Reaper on it in red, and another with skulls and "A Fronte Praecipitium, A Tergo Lupi" in shiny blue on it. (from what I can tell, it means, "A forward warning, a running wolf." If anyone can give me a better translation, I'd be grateful.)