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I was a three Cokes per work day guy. Original, full caffeine, full sweetener. I had a mini fridge under my desk to hold a 12 pack. Read more

The “do you love to drink? I know my dad did” Bud Light joke was worth the 30-minute price of admission. Read more

‘Gains traction’?? This was perhaps the dumbest episode yet. Read more

I think the fundemental problem with rich people is that once you have a certain amount of money and power, people stop telling you that you’re wrong. We need a modern equivalent of the guy who whispers in Cesear’s ear “Remember you are mortal”. I propose that everyone with a net worth over, say, 40 million gets… Read more

I’d love to watch a foreign version of Undercover Boss. Read more

Change “Hitler” to “Homeland” and I bet you’d fool a few of them.

I fucking love this movie. Love the Carly Simon song and the whole cast. It’s great fun.

we can all agree, Human babies are hilarious. So stupid. Let’s start from there.

Dunno if these are really even religions. I mean, what’s the use praying if there’s no all powerful being to help you find your keys, or make a dress go on sale.

Samuel L Jackson. Read more

Professor Weidemann is painting with an awfully large brush. There are certainly sects of Christianity that could accept the existence of extraterrestrial life. I strongly suspect the Catholic Church and the Orthodox sects would come up with some doctrinal explanation that worked things out, though it would likely… Read more

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If they have piles of money, televangelists will welcome them with open arms.

Again, I’m waiting for Ethan Phillips’ character—Spike Williams: 30th Man on Mars—to break the news to the passengers that what they really really want—and need—is to start growing Matt Damon shit potatoes like, RIGHT NOW! Read more

I loved this episode, and yes it has some big reveals. That said, there’s going to be a ton of debate over this story (and series).  Lots of potentially p*ssed off Who fans incoming...

Helicopters are like mechanical hubris machines. 

I always preferred Pulaski to Crusher because I liked the Pulaski / Worf friendship and her hobby/knowledge of Klingon stuff, while Crusher was just there to stand around and talk about hypo-sprays.

I loved how the aliens would stop and fight with each other whenever they collided.

For some time now I’ve noticed that Peak TV, sorry, “Prestige” TV, was essentially following the path broadcast TV took decades ago and I suspected we were due to hit a Fred Silverman era any day now. Congratulations, everyone, here's your "Supertrain."

Not unless every episode ends with angry firefighters battling a blazing wreck while Paris says “Guess we’ll be coming from a different house next week!” and then ignores a lecture about what type of fires can't be extinguished with water.