I would have been able to choke down the lameness of the Lost finale if I had a cogent answer to the question: what is the island? That was the central mystery of the show and the fact that they never answered it in a concrete way is an utter storytelling failure.

So Jane from Coupling is a physicist now? I don't know what the hell she was talking about but I didn't see that coming.

Rectal phrenology!

There are a number of English terms for this anatomical item: choad also comes to mind.

Yup. Never going to use that ruler again.

I want a TARDIS so I can go forward in time and watch this NOW!

Greetings and thanks for fielding our questions.

I got mine a few days after I emailed.

I've been hoping Moon Bloodgood would find a meaty part in something cool since Journeyman got shitcanned. I hope this is that show but it looks like it could be another Jericho.

As usual for the i09 book club, this was a piece I probably wouldn't have picked up if left to my own devices. Overall I liked it, was glad I read it and felt it broadened my horizons a bit. If I had to compare God's War to something it would be The Years of Rice and Salt by Kim Stanley Robinson.

I'll try the vid again

I shall add it to my Netflix queue. Correction: I won't because netflix doesn't even know of its existance.

Hmmmm. You make an interesting argument. I hadn't considered that. However that still wouldn't apply to sasquatches.

OK so here's my problem with bigfoot and yeti movies: no genitals. I mean, this thing is running around the woods, eating people and livestock, drinking blood—it needs to eliminate those waste products! Reproducing too: it needs genitals. Male, female—it doesn't matter.

Yeah, I don't see Glastonbury Grove on there.

Your post contains more cogent thought than every science-related plot point in the history of the Event, combined. And also V. Flashforward as well. I commend you, sir or ma'am.

Hey! I'm a Uriah Heap man!

Ah the Chemical Bros, still kicking ass after all these years! I saw them live once at the Shrine in LA for the Dig Your Own Hole tour—please don't remind me how long ago that was. Amazing show.

Pic?

"The one part that bugged me on this one was at the bomber's apartment. "Sir, I found this invoice in the bathroom!" ... hrm. "