David, we're gonna talk about the split between Star Wars critics and fanboys, but tell me,

what was your greatest fanboy moment?

I think the fanboys, the fanboy shine has worn off steadily over the years.

I think the most excited I've ever been.

I'm not sure I believe you.

That you just tell me you got a British Bulldog t-shirt for Christmas?

Alright, so the most recent fanboy moment was dominated by me, a wonderful vintage British

Bulldog t-shirt, along with one of those great vintage WF glass drinking mugs with junk

hair dog on my all time favorites on it.

Really worn off that shine, yeah.

My dad taking me back in the day, my dad taking me to the first Tim Burton Batman movie.

I think I absolutely nobody Andrew is there.

We were both geeks of de various varieties, both in the comic books, I probably more so

than him.

Not even the world's biggest Batman fan, but just the idea of one of our little comic book

icons making it onto the big screen in a sort of serious way was, I mean, I melted.

My list would be going to Star Trek first contact.

Remember that one?

Yeah.

It wasn't me, but seeing a fan in the front row in full Star Trek uniform when the pre-show

entertainment broke down, standing up and holding a tricorder up to the screen to see

what was wrong.

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