I think you’ll find that you posted literally a minute after I did so your comment admitting you were wrong wasn’t here. And you might want to keep in mind going forward that to actually pull off being as condescending as you’re trying to be you actually have to be right.

Really? No one? Fine, I’ll do it.

You started out spectacularly wrong right from the very first sentence.

Jesus. You and Bantaro should form a club for people who think watching television makes them an expert on things they know nothing about. First of all, most doctor’s don’t take the Hippocratic. Many medical schools have variations for different reasons, and many others, like the one I attended, have none at all.…

Oh bother.

DeWanda Wise, Jessica Wise, and Jefferson White were all great as far as the acting goes. The story and writing were pretty generic though. Best I can say is that this wasn’t as bad as the rest of the episodes have been. The trailer for next week’s episode looks like it’s back to the complete and total lack of…

 Tika Sumpter and having grown up as a mixed kid in the 70's and 80's will get me to give this a shot.

Still better than Firefly

Yes.

I’ve been loving this season so far. They’ve been doing an excellent job balancing the more lighthearted stuff with the heavy emotional moments. So much fun. Laurie Collyer was the perfect person to direct this episode.

I particularly Kate Micucci’s extended threesome scene with Malin Akerman and Orlando Bloom.

Jon, Sansa, Theon, Robin, and Euron. Yes, I know the last two aren’t likely to even be there, but those 5 have been the worst and most annoying parts of the show for me. If we could reanimate Robb, Catelyn, Joffrey, Lysa, and Ramsay then I’d happily see all them killed again too.

It’s about time, Will Harris!  Four months is waaayyy too long between posts.  Great job as usual.

Definitely agreed about the art and the aliens somehow fitting inside a normal sized human.

Yes. I just read it a couple weeks ago. I’ll take your word for it that they were supposed to be the equivalent of the Soviet Union, but that wasn’t clear at all to me. Seemed like just some generic, barely-an-enemy of the company in an incredibly boring border dispute. The bio-weapons stuff was run of the mill plot…

For those who haven’t read Gibson’s version of Alien 3, it takes place shortly after Aliens with that movie’s survivors meeting up with a group of space-communists and visiting a space-mall.