There is no reason you couldn't have a regular window in the exit door. I think it would be better to do this just as regular large windows rather than the entire wall.

We've already put Mr Scott on it.

You could potentially change the window size on demand. If you've got OLED displays everywhere, there's no reason you can't use them to show other things like walls. Even though that would be kind of a waste. Replacing the windows with nice big LED displays would be pretty neat even if it wasbt the entire wall.

My vote for robots. Automotive assembly robots.

Good Lord!

Nonsense. Plus, that's hardly the worst part of the movie that GIF is from.

So Slate basically publishes an article encouraging distracted driving under the guise of a "lifehack"? I think I will join you in that horse punching.

Good ole Binny's! I'm headed there after work.

Ebola? No. You get something much worse: a Philly cheesesteak. ZING!

Too meta? Maybe. But an excellent suggestion.

Excuse me while I get my white board to draw a free body diagram...

Of all the bad shows out there that should have also been cancelled, this one was hardly the worst.

I was going to read some more comments before posting my own but since my cursory glance hasn't yeilded the hate-fest I was expecting, I'll come right out and state my opinion without carefully crafting a response to the presumably non-existent haters:

I believe that's an angle of attack probe. They use the big boom like that to supplement the sensors that are going on the production aircraft for additional verification.

Damn Limeys.

+1 for flying cars. What a laughably bad idea.

$20 on Kaiju.

And exposed fasteners.

"Ran when parked"

All flying cars are merely a subset of aircraft. Why not simply forego the "car" portion and make a more affordable aircraft that can easily reach developing areas quickly?