@The Hoon Dynasty (RexMaximus): WAAAAAAAAAAAAAGHHHHH!!!

@corpore-metal: If I remember correctly is from an episode where a scientist accidentally "evolved" an alien lab rat creature until it was smarter than him. At witch point it promptly imprisoned him and kept "evolving" itself even further by stealing DNA from other creatures and splicing it into itself.

Haha, that looks campy as hell. I like what I'm seeing.

@corpore-metal: It's from Farscape.

@RussianTaco: Sorry to burst your bubble, but there was Technic parts involved.

@Doctor Insano: Ah, that's right. I remembered that the US had a different title than we had over here, but forgot that they changed it too.

@frugala: Gaaaah, I knew it sounded too good to be true.

@Walking Eye!: Yup, i know it is more of a comedy that a true action movie, but Helldorado aka. "Welcome to the Jungle" is one of those films I can watch over and over again.

@Chuck: Haha, yeah I chuckled at that scene too.

I think the idea with the sleeper cells was to gather up a very large number of "converts" without giving any hunters the chance to stop them.

The funny thing about many of the Hoth Star Wars scenes filmed at Finse were actually filmed indoors... sort of.

@Zeugma: Afaik they strapped some kind of steadycam contraption to the front and sides of the train.

@Mixiboi: It's not winter, it's how fall looks like in the mountain regions =P

@FrankN.Stein:

Fun Fact: When you are chewing gum the blood flow to your head increases by 20%, improving the brains oxygen supply by the same amount.

@Fr0sTy333: If anything this should at least make your SSD last longer, since there will be less writing on the disk now.

@theBMB: Their YouTube video actually shows handicapped people using it, because they don't have the dexterity to use the controller normally...

@Timothy Neill: From the video posted in one of the comments above it looks like the red paddle thing would rest on the side of your hand, basically on the fleshy part between your thumb and index finger.

@8x10: Yup, and random digression:

@∞Gïmmï∞Mørgäikkøŋëŋ∞: Not to mention their nuclear reactors can fuel them for 20+ years of heavy duty use, so if you are just chillin' outside the coast without actually moving anywhere they would last forever.