Well, y’know, two sharp young writers are purported to be writing the sequel, the third movie now. If I could interest Seth [Rogen] and Judd [Apatow] to be part of it, that would be an absolute dream.

“This slimer’s ectoplasm might knock you up”

I, for one would welcome an Apatow version of Ghostbusters. As much as I love the original franchise, the third could use a fresh upgrade in it’s comedy.

Who wouldn’t want to hear Egon and Ray have a conversation like this…

Egon: You know how I know you’re gay?
Ray: How?
Egon: That toaster was a dude.

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“No Heroics” is a six-part series about a group of off-duty Superheroes living their lives and hanging out and a supes-only pub where they bitch about every other Superhero that’s more successful than they are.

The main cast is made up of four b-list Superheroes and their nemesis, Excelsor, the most popular Superhero ever.

Alex controls heat and is desperate to be famous for saving the world (or at least someone), but somehow Excelsor always manages to save the day before him.

Sarah can control machines with her voice. However, she would rather steal a pack of cigarettes from a machine than help the ‘normal’ world with her power.

Jenny has super strength and is the third strongest woman in the world, but totally despises being a superhero.

Don can see sixty seconds into the future. However, these days in his retirement, the homosexual Spaniard only uses his flash force to his friend’s advantage.

Devlin is the most successful man in costume and can basically do everything – he’s the Brad Pitt of the superhero world and the bane of Alex’s life.

Unfortunately it seems this show is destined for Britian only and we probably won’t get a look until it hits DVDs (or the internet).

If we’re lucky, the US will steal it and make their own version like they did with the Office.

I could see Michael Scott and Dwight as loser Superheroes.

Former swordplay trainer to the stars and Star Wars fanatic Jeremy Flynn recently opened “Jedi Gym”, a fitness center in Torrance, CA where members channel characters from the Star Wars film series to work out, meditate, and improve their lives.
“Star Wars is all about the Hero’s Journey, and so is working out,” says Flynn, ” you leave home, battle your demons, and hopefully return home stronger.”

Flynn is frustrated with his students’ lack of commitment and focus, but when a 7-foot man in an incredibly authentic Darth Vader suit arrives at the gym, Flynn thinks he’s found his dream student.

Instead, Flynn and his students learn, first hand, about how powerful the Dark Side can be…