BAM.

I've been in for a while now, but here I is.

Tonight on GeekNights we review the wonderful Castle Waiting by Linda Medley. Also tonight, consider Mike Toole's exploration of the late and great Osamu Dezaki and a fans' petition to bring back th…

I'm listening to older episodes now, at least those available on iTunes, and I would have totally nailed #11 on the GameFAQs top NES games. River City Ransom of course.

The Fourth Doctor was 'my' Doctor so I gave the Ninth & Tenth a chance. Worked out pretty well. So, I'll give #11 a chance also.

I use two pens for work. For log entries, I use a Zebra F-301 pen. When filling out some of our forms where fine writing isn't an issue, I use a Pilot G-2 07. My notepad of choice is a Rhodia Pad #11

Movie Rule #11: If you don't confirm the kill, the person is not dead.

#11. Tenchi in Tokyo.

Tenchi in Tokyo.<br /><a href="/search?Search=%2312&Mode=like">#12</a>. Please Teacher. Onegai Teacher in Japan.<br /><a href="/search?Search=%2313&M

Tonight on GeekNights we have a whole show of just GeekBacks. How about that? In the news you should send that kid to military school and fix that parking deck.

Zombie Powder began as Kubo Taito's first major series in Weekly Shounen Jump #34 of 1999. It enjoyed a sort of cult-popularity, however it ended young in Jump #11 of 2000. There are 4 volumes total.