This looks so much way better than I even could have hoped for.

This looks freaking awesome. I utterly LOVE what he is doing to Star Trek.

There are other stories out there with more details. The guy was pushed. The cameraman claims he was not taking the guys picture but was "trying to warn the train" using the flash on his camera —which has got to be one of the most ridiculous rationalization bits of backpedaling I've ever read.

My take is that they wanted more emotional punch and decided to off someone. T-Dog was always (unfortunately) a background character. They know fans liked him and so his death would be more emotion-tugging. Notice how hardly anyone talks about Lori dying other than "it's about time". But when T-Dog died it was a…

I loved Enterprise more than most of the other series.

I think ageless was meant to mean "long lived" and not "immortal".

My take on it is this: Anyone who would be upset by someone in a Star Wars costume helping out (even in an out of character way) is someone with an opinion that holds no value.

Very interesting article.

So let's say you have an effective monopoly on transport to the moon. Which would be expensive to create and maintain. How do you capitalize on that? I understand terrestrial transport monopolies had money but there was always something AT the places things went to. Resources. People. Land for people.

So you have a think for female EMS workers?!?!

It really was bad. Either it's "There Can Be Only One...Black Guy". Or he was a temporary token-black-guy. Either way, it's bad. The good news is Tyrese is supposed to be a major character and not a token. So it's progress in the right direction.

So Poop980 is full of shit? Whowouldathunkit?!?!?

I've always mentally pronounced it that way.

I know, it's SO RUDE. Damned physics!

Yeah, Vest Dude needs to go.

The Terminator show started off good and quickly became shit. BUT it got it's shit together in the few episodes before it cancelled and was starting to be a really good show. I think the remorse was for what would have been instead of what was.

Walking Dead would not be the first to employ the (very overused) trope of people not saying critical info in the service of plot. It was clear she should have said more, even for someone tight lipped.

I am unsure how they plan to make money off of this except, perhaps, via NASA leasing space on missions.

I think that is a wise decision. It's one thing to make fun of someone who is a paid professional. It's quite another (and potentially mean-spirited) to make fun of an amateur. Such folks could take it much harder than intended, too, and that would curb future creativity.

I'll forgive all of Michonne's pouting and anger now because of this episode.