I felt it! I'm at school in Newport News (near Norfolk), was in class, and at first thought it was just a very strong breeze rustling the windows (and floor/building). Then it continued.

But, but...but I can juggle!

Eh, IDK. This year I've stopped looking for spoilers and have pretty much enjoyed myself. No Captain America clips before I saw the movie—each scene was fresh. I had no idea what Doctor Who's A Good Man Goes to War was going to be like—fantastic! As opposed to last year when I knew all about each DW episode weeks…

Now what would happen if the moon suddenly disappeared? (Through a wormhole, blown up by a huge asteroid, whatever.) Would the tides suddenly stop and cause flooding? Would Earth's obliquity suddenly get screwed?

Man, and I'm almost caught up with the current season after having watched it all summer. I struggled through Seasons 1 and 2 but it really picked up at Season 3.

It would be cool to see more past Warehouses, just so long as they serve an important purpose to the story and not just "oh hey we're going here today" kind of thing. WH2 was good, and I don't want seeing others to be a regular thing. It needs to be special because it's an integral part to the mythology.

I was debating on whether or not to keep watching, but I'm definitely going to keep with it to see Glau!

Downsiders was one of the highlights of my reading back in 7th/8th grade. :)

I felt the episode was kind of "meh." Not much going on, really.

That lucky little...

Funnily enough, the one movie that left a bad taste in my mouth was Order of the Phoenix. I wonder if Kloves had written it I would have liked it more.

I hoped they would have kept Myka on/off for a few episodes while she debated on coming back or not (the only problem being her location far off—lack of interaction), but I'm not surprised they just threw her right back in immediately for the show's sake.

I enjoyed it, and I'll watch a few more episodes.

I am very much looking forward to just plopping down in front of the TV for 3 hours come Monday night. I just need to finish catching up with Eureka first (2/5th of the way through S3 so far).

I've never really heard of any other shows being edited for US audiences (aside from remaking a show and toning down the plot because Americans are too stupid to appreciate a multi-layered plot).

I won't fight you on that (though I won't agree). I only watched the first 3.5 episodes then gave up on trying to like it.

Buuuuut...Outcasts isn't new. I was watching that a little back in the winter... (And I live in America.) Just saying...

Not too many of the alien invasion instances haven't turned out too well, have they? There's usually some wimpy dues ex machina on why the aliens have to leave/die or the humans succeed through incredible luck.

The third episode just didn't hold up for me as much as the first two did. Kinda slow, IMO.

I was going to post some sort of sarcastic remark about how a lot of these manga can be found in bookstores like Barnes and Noble and Borders...