I could be mildly interested in Awake, but only if we find out (rather quickly) that there's something bigger (and hopefully, sinister) behind this split-reality situation than just a couple loose screws in Jason Isaac's head. Do that, and I might stick around for yet another cop show.

Yay, Eugene! Nice to see some new industry come to the home of my alma mater, and an all-around sweet little town.

If it wasn't for Gene Roddenberry's "vision", you wouldn't have J.J.'s alt-universe travails, so your stinkeye towards TOS is a bit revisionist.

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Everybody, to the limit!

Nope, that was Warp 10. With the added benefit of being in an infinite number of places at once.

"I killed a man with a trident."

And Sisko killed Eddington, the head of the Maquis, so that's worth something.

While it's not an uncensored app like we once thought, Playboy's iPad-optimized *website* now has an official release date and price.

In some elevators, just pressing the same button a second time toggles it off. Hit 17 accidentally when you wanted 18? No prob.

It's a simple case of observation. The car doesn't stop at any floor that doesn't correspond with a button being pushed from within. All external button pushes are being ignored, so you only stop at the floors you've chosen from inside.

"Ricky Gervais will voice "the outrageous robot spy dog Argonaut" in Robert Rodriguez's fourth entry in the inexplicably long-running franchise."

That is some seriously awesome zero-grav hair.

You've never seen Mystery Men?

Computer, end program!

"So now we're left wondering: whose universe is on the outside of the Machine Room?"

I was waiting for someone to mention that. So wonderfully done by John Noble, it just added another sad depth to Walter's journey.

What is this "iRod" you speak of, and when will Apple release it in the U.S.?!

Looks like Doc Heller (Weapons Designer. Innovator, Inventor, World Changer) has found a new home.

Gorgeous. Not $900-1200 gorgeous, though.