New Game - True or False

[Interference]

True. And a Christmas Episode, a Ghost Episode, a Western Episode (even in the UK - see Red Dwarf), a Football Episode and, in the case of "thrillers", an Evil Twin Episode, a Dead Relative/Lover Comes Back To Life Episode, a Getting Married To The Villain and a Good Deed Goes Wrong Episode.

T/F I'm ready to write a sit-com, now.

[Interference]

(....and a jury episode and a siege episode.... I'll add to this as I think of 'em )

[Arwena]

Quite ready, I'd say and all those episodes are so very true

T/F every sitcom has a "back to the future" episode

[Interference]

True - and the make-up department has a real field day

T/F On television, eventually every car the hero(es) drive(s) has a brakes failure.

[Arwena]

Authentically true

T/F In every thriller or Western or dramatic movie, the villain will knock off the bit players immediately one by one, but when he gets to the hero will feel compelled to explain his plans in detail while the hero works a way out of the trap

[Interference]

Absolutely - it's The Code, y'know.

T/F No matter how much money a villain spends on hidden lairs, henchmen, scientific equipment, scientists, lab technicians, weapons, ammunition, phone calls, electricity, hidden traps, non-hidden death booths, clothes, decor, jewellery, companionship (usually female), drug-of-choice, alcoholic beverages (including remarkable champagnes and rare cognacs), chefs and cookery staff (who exceed mere cordon bleu), gardeners, cleaners, janitors and yes-men/women, the plan they outline is still expected to be sufficiently profitable to warrant exotic personal weaponry and the taking of several lives - and yet their own weapon runs out of ammunition before the hero's, or misfires, or misses the target with tragic consequences for them. Perhaps they should have spent more money on learning to shoot.

[monsterchic]

True
t/f- villains aren't always the bad guys...it's just a matter of perception

[Interference]

True - every one is the hero of their own story.

T/F Doing a bad thing isn't necessarily the same as doing the wrong thing.

[Arwena]

True, because the wrong thing can be good, though bad is always wrong

T/F in Star Trek, four people will always beam down, three will usually be Kirk, Spock and McCoy. The Fourth will be someone we've not seen before. He/she will die.

[Interference]

True, one of the perils of being a red-shirt.

T/F In Babylon 5, the security team was headed by Garibaldi, but not the redshirt.

[Arwena]

This may or may not be true, since i never watched Babylon 5, but I will guess that it is true!

T/FR William Shatner, who played Kirk, is easily the most smug and self-centered of the Star Trek captians.

[Interference]

You didn't see the re-boot movie, I take it

T/F You really ought to catch Babylon 5 some time.

[Forgotten Realms]

False, I have never seen it and I can greatly do without it.

T/F Captain Picard is better than Captain Kirk.

[Interference]

Oh, well, now you're just trying to make trouble.

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T/F Admit it. You agree with me, now, don't you?

[Arwena]

False, Picard has vto be better, he likes Earl grey tea

T/F Janeway is a better captian than either Kirk or Picard