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I thought it was http://cbg.nohomers.net/images/newgrab4.gif

Is that the comic book guy on the bottom-left side of the photo?

You didn't like it and somebody with a mod point agreed with you. Whoop-de-fuck.

Hahaha! I knew you would chime in sooner or later!
For the last time, it blew and was trashing the franchise. The nielsen ratings are terrible. Oh... "Worst. Trek. Evar."

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" The problem with this is that the actors are way too old to play Luke and Wedge and Han and Leia and Lando."

That is not necessarily a problem. Many movies have gone onto TV series using entirely different casts than the original. The most obvious one that springs to mind is M*A*S*H. Ask just about anyone today "who played Hawkeye in MASH" and I doubt a single person would answer you with "Donald Sutherland"

Granted, the bigscreen version M*A*S*H is not quite on par with Star Wars pop-culture-wise (although when it was first released it was highly successful and the main stars were very identifiable at the time). Also, M*A*S*H fans were probably never quite as obsessive as their Star Wars counterparts.

YOU are the MAN, sir!

...or do the people who post at MovieMistakes.com remind anyone of Comic Book Guy?

I don't like copy-protection either, but making yourself look like a dork to people who can't do anything about it isn't very productive.

Here if you don't know the reference.

• "The Simpsons" Official Web Site -- Brought to you by Fox (and Matt Groening?)!
  "The Simpsons" Semi-Official Web Site in the UK -- Brought to you by the BBC!

• The Simpsons Archive -- "the Internet's clearinghouse of Simpsons guides, news, and information"
  Last Exit to Springfield -- "For All Your Simpsons Needs" (Well, it looks very well done.)
  nohomers.net -- "the center of all that is simpson"

• The Simpsons Personality Test -- I am Lisa Simpson. My dad is Krusty the Clown. Who are you?

Go back to Massachusetts, pinko!

"Er, excuse me. No banging your head on the display case please, it contains a very rare Mary Worth in which she has advised a friend to commit suicide. Thank you." - The Comic Book Guy from the Simpsons

There was a classic episode of The Critic (of Jon Lovitz fame) that explored this very topic.

One of the "revised" edits was Casablanca where Isla does not get on the plane.It's definitely a topic to think about, especially with directors' fetish for going back and "fixing" their movies, 20+ years later.

To check out the Critic episodes, go here