Oh, also also:

You make good point, Lone, but I would've found it more satisfying if Peter then *hadn't* jumped to "It's not about saving this world—it's about destroying yours!" Just leave it at "Yeah, I don't trust this guy. Let's get out of here, Obvious-real-reason-I-came-back."

John Noble is the fucking man.

Solid A Material
I loved this episode, really. Especially:
1. That they DIDN'T interrupt Olivia & Peter's kiss. That would've been so fucking tedious (and, come to think of it now, I should've guessed that they were setting up something even worse).
2. William Bell kicking ass.
3. William Bell pretending to be a…

Fair enough, jerrys.

He has songs of wildebeests and angels.

@Dominic:
Pistols at dawn, sir! I name Moffatt as my second!

I didn't used to like Doctor Who
I think I might be alone in all the geek-world, but I didn't like the David Tennant Doctor. His shifts between slapstick and serious often seemed too drastic, too sudden…something just seemed a little jarring (and not in a good way) about his performance. Part of it is probably because…

That makes a lot of sense, Snugglesaurus.

Walter's German, so I guess that's true in both universes. Thematically, it makes sense that our Walter would associate German with the dangers of technological progress without remorse (exemplified by that episode whose title I can't remember but you know what I'm talking about); maybe Walternate does, too.

Listen: the RZA ain't nothin to fuck with. Even HISTORY understands this.

Sadly, Hulu only has the 3 most recent episodes up.

Greatest episode.

Troy's greeting was Apollo greeting the Governator in Predator. I kind of wish they'd have done the whole close-up-on-bulging-biceps handshake thing. Especially since neither Troy nor Jeff have especially bulging biceps.

This is how it's done.
Abed's wall-jump over Jeff probably rivals Jack's wall-kicking first appearance in 30 ROCK for "best character entrance on TV". At least for me.

Annie's pretty young; we try not to sexualize her.

I was a little worried
When they started the time-traveling bit, I was worried they were going to get a bit too Bill-S-Preston-Esquire on us, but I really should've known better.

Fuck yes
Now this is more like it.

I don't mind that it's not straight-up Serious Drama, as that can certainly get tedious at times (hi, Damages!), but there seems to be a marked shift in tone from the pilot to the following episodes. Running with Viofrous' example, I half-expected snarky text to flash on the screen Burn Notice-style in the first scene…

Re: forgiving your backstabbing dame