...Your're the one...!

T:Salvation is the only thing keeping the taste of T3 out of my mouth.

Ha ha Catz

Red Dwarf is great but I was thinking more of "Far Out Space Nuts"

Instead of retreading this dead horse, why can't we get Jason Statham fighting the goddamn Predator...or maybe something with Samuel L Jackson and a shit load of spiders.

I would agree that he is too human as of late. The "furry kitty, warm kitty" moments inserted in his overall Spock like persona is what i like best about his character.

I would like BBT more if there were much less of Leonard, Howard and Rajh and more more of Sheldon. In fact, if the entire show were Penny \Sheldon interactions, I would be in heaven. If those two were trapped alone together on a space station, hilarity would be GUARANTEED!.

That's just God f'ing with you. The rest of us saw it just fine.

Yo, he was da bomb in Being Human (US)

Hell yeah! Full complement of issues!

It's the sedan version of a coupe version of a sedan....

This is my Martian dream

meh, that would open the door for Loki and a shit load of other Norse and other mytho's demi-gods. While those type episodes are cool, there is no need to mix in any more mythologies into the overall season arc. I would assume that Mjölnir will turn out to be bound to the auction house.

I so wanted the older man to say "The hard way..."

No one is producing content for free. They are getting you somewhere, maybe not in the drive through, but as long as you consume media, you are getting f*cked (i.e. someone is making a money off of you). So in that regard, I concede that we are seeing a major paradigm shift in the financials of the whole thing, but…

I will say that I find the direction of this research concerning, unless they are finding ways to make stem cells make stem cells.

Another poster to this post used the term "time-shifting" which is what we have been able to do with the VCR for the last 30 years or so. One can watch a program at their own leisure anytime AFTER said program has been broadcast, on in the case of web-episodes (sp?), posted. But not sooner.

Are you stealing your neighbor's Wi-fi or do you have, you know, a cable modem? Interwebz is the new cable, but other than that, same as it ever was.

I thought that the push for stem cell research was to repair spinal column tissue damage and issues of that sort? Did I miss something, or is that research continuing as well?

That "TV" has been gone for a while. My point but the release schedule of episodic programming will still control people's consumption rate. An example is that I don't bother coming to IO9 till after 9 am eastern time because I know that there will be no new content before then.