No lie, that was amazing

Not the least reason of which is the big ad for Winston cigarettes sitting front and center.

Exactly. I find it hard to believe the dinosaurs would just shrug off an impact of that magnitude only to be caught out by volcanoes a short time later. It would make one hell of a one-two punch though.

Sooner or later: INEVITABLE. Maybe not the x-ray part but all the rest of it for sure.

A K9 who has accidentally stuck his nose sensor in a light socket to be sure, but yes

I think I agree with you completely.

All true. A someone who had to take some serious hell, but found an awesome, wonderful life as an adult...all true.

A) Get into it, you'll love it, unless you're a bad person with no joy in their life in which case, might as well find out now.

Well with all the lava they obviously go to Mustafar where Cumberbatch join the Dark Side

Do yourselves a favor, and if you haven't yet, watch the original...I followed the link and was mesmerized. It's amazing. I had dreams about it afterward.

That's not a bad thing—in fact, Bradbury took it way too far, but to great effect of course!

It doesn't look like they're going that way, and I am disappoint.

In actual fact I agree with you. Frankly I don't think killing a whole herd of dinosaurs, much less a butterfly, would have any impact on the future at all. It was just a chance to ref that Bradbury short story (A Sound of Thunder, but you knew that) which, implausibility aside, has always been one of my favorites.

I am going to call it that from now on. "I'm going to send him a message by wireless telegraph" and so on.

If we can turn a wolf into a miniature poodle, I'm pretty sure it can be done.

"Oh wait, I forgot this is the internet where everything sucks, even free beer."

I agree with ever single word in this post, and there are a lot of words.

mind = blown. It's interesting to think that you might, having invented a time macheen and blipped zoomped back a hundred million years or so, stumble out and not recognize a single thing, even being totally familiar with dinosaurs. And then you'd step on that butterfly and not recognize a single thing when you got…

No lie, I got goosebumps. By my count about 1800-3000 innocent people died though.

No love for Dr. Pulaski? She's the main reason I love season 2 episodes. I think the reast of the series would have been so much better with her.