It's like X-Files. Some shows are more important to the overall story arc than others. It is not as bad as Lost where you need to watch every single show serially. But in order to get the maximum understanding you need to watch most of them.

Oh, yeah, FemShep is always a lesbian. My only regret was that Subject Zero stopped being one before meeting her. Sigh.... robbed of such a wonderful 30 second implied sex scene...

I'm sorry, Dave. I'm afraid I can't do that. My interest in this story is shallow enough to only include the incidental amusement of the names involved.

Sorry to say but the race is 50/50. And Romney is supported by the religious right. And they ALWAYS go out to vote. Always.

I'm fine with this.

This would have been a much better film with Idris Elba. Tyler Perry is too much a chubby babyface to pull off the role.

It is a crime/action movie where they are trying to catch a bad guy. Tyler Perry is not great in it but it's worth seeing just for Matthew Fox's scenes alone. He stole the show.

You know, I actually enjoyed this movie.

Good. Can we lost those "No Dish" ads now?

Not a problem at all. Commander Shepard is, and always will be, a woman.

Gangnam style flying monkeys.

Still, this was seconds. Brain death takes some time and it was my understanding that there had to be brain death to allow the infection to spread (thinking back to the CDC MRI replay). In any event, it's a just roll with it moment. Like how is he not infected from before having his leg chopped off if the blood…

In what universe do you live in where the Do Not Call list is a failure?

YES!

The fact that God was the "correct" answer shows that there is a Christian indoctrination bias in the material they are teaching.

I think I recall Arthur C. Clarke saying that he intentionally wrote 2010 in such a way that it would be "unfilmable". I rather liked the film! *grin*

All people are not equal; that is demonstrably true.

Carl has been transformed into a good character. He's turned into a vicious little zombie hunter.

It takes several minutes for the effect to take hold; as was shown in the CDC scenes. There is a window to save them.

I am enjoying the heck out of seeing Rick shrug off the mantle of civility and do what needs to be done. I am sure there are going to be a lot of moral choices in the future (because he is still a moral man) and inevitably he will flub some of them and have to wrestle with that.