Yeah, it's so bad I might have to pay to see it in IMAX. You know, just to be sure.

This reminds me of when I used to work for Broderbund software. Everyone in the company would have to do phone support at Christmas. Apparently one year Walter Chronkite called to get help with his copy of "Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego."

Oh man, this reminds of Robin Williams on Letterman talking about the first time he played Quake.

No worries.

Thanks mom.

Boy that would be an interesting experiment: have people look at what we mentioned above, then ask what they believe, then track that based on their personal view of the situation.

I guess we've figured out who the T-rex gets first. Come on Charles!

I understand what you are saying, so explain to me this part. (I don't really have a dog in the race, if it helps).

Did you find Al Jazerra?

It's hinted in the previous episode that her exposure came from a Hep-V infected vampire showering her with goo in an earlier episode (I think two episodes before that).

I usually don't watch True Blood on Sunday nights, but I still read these on Monday. It's remarkable because even though you do go over the events of the week, it doesn't really feel like you've spoiled anything.

The Dome does as the Dome does. Logic and continuity are concepts that are meaningless to the Dome. Something, something... MONARCH!

Sorry, let me be more clear: You're asking a question in the middle of a multi-paragraph thread. It'd be helpful to see where you are starting from.

Apparently I need to moderate my tone. I mention this because your comment is in the middle of a larger thread, and I'd like to know where you would like to start the conversation.

I'm not falling back on "This is my opinion."

Please understand, I believe you honestly believe your position on this. Also, you seem to have a serious need to belittle my intelligence on this. I will admit to doing the same. It doesn't help either of us. Let's stop.

OK, got it.

I love how 172 people get this, and the rest of you try to argue the point based on knowledge either not gleaned, conveniently forgotten, added on after the fact in other films, or just flat out ignored in the need to believe that Sarah Conner showed up whole-cloth hero.

AYE!

I can't think of a person who deserves it more.