I find that because of my depression I don't remember a lot of things. My mindset has me in a state of being almost "not here" some of the time and, therefore, I simply don't remember many recent events because I just don't care to be there in the first place. The side effects of ECT, at least for me, would be no…

I'm sorry, but you misread. What it says is, "The shock usually lasts for less than a second, and is followed by a seizure of 30 to 60 seconds." You and the article are actually in agreement, unless it was edited before I read it. If so, then you and the article are *now* in agreement.

I understand your perspective, but when you're like me, someone who would rather be dead than alive most of the time, it's a risk you're more than willing to take. When one's brain is already in a state detrimental to one's health and life, there seems little risk. Could it be worse than trying to take one's own…

I've been dealing with apparently untreatable depression since the mid-70s and taken everything you've listed and more. Sounds like we've had similar experiences except you have already taken the step to try ECT, whereas I have not. My reluctance lies not in suspicion of the process, I'm fine with that. My…

I think Transformers would have a better opening if they went with this poster.

To state that news people "don't properly fact check" would be to assume they fact check at all. Seems to me there is precious little of that left.

That's very possible, but it was never addressed. A quick, "Good thing they were out of beds!" comment would've been enough to straighten out that little inconsistency.

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We all were a bit bothered by that bit, too. The three just showed up in a different part of the ship while everyone else was in a bed. I'm chalking it up to this episode's obvious effort to just be silly, lighthearted and stupidly fun. At first I was bothered by what seemed to be an inferior episode, but then it…

Ditto. "If it's Aardman, it's got to be good." That's the way I feel about it.

It looks like it could've been something from that last planet explored on SGU's penultimate episode. Definitely a great place to film something creepy as that video alone was creepy enough.

Thank God I have narcotics in the cabinet! After seeing this *I* need drugs.

Call me petty, but I'd like to be taken to the universe where Stargate Universe was renewed, please.

That makes me hopeful that maybe one day soon they'll be able to repair the damaged lumbar disks and nerves in my back. I would give almost anything to stop the constant pain and no longer have to take narcotics all day long just to be able to sit still or sleep. I know there are people out there whose lives depend…

What a fine example of "open mouth, insert foot." Thanks, JudasAsparagus for making the rest of us look good.

Thank you for a voice of reason. I'm a somewhat religious person, but I wouldn't let my religion get in the way of saving my life or that of a family member. However, I will respect the beliefs or non-beliefs of that woman and yourself.

As someone who's battled depression for over 30 years I have to agree with you. I am constantly over analyzing damned near everything and it takes me a long time to come to a conclusion because I want to make damned sure I've thought everything out fully. Even so, I make some of the worst decisions possible.

"This isn't your father's Dr Who!"

Amen and +10 on all counts! It's never been more like classic Who than it is under Moffat's direction.

So true. If you're pissing them off at least you know you have their attention! Besides, I wouldn't be at all surprised if these people are complaining simply for attention's sake.