Don't most phones automatically capitalize?

I don't know that it really "fixed itself" so much that it isn't so dire as it once was. With the reemergence of DRJ, Peter's paradoxical existence, and Olivia gaining memories of an erased timeline, clearly the universe bridge patch job Peter created isn't perfect.

I thought the conclusion was that David Robert Jones was responsible for most of The Pattern, which was inspired by Walter and Bell's old work when they opened the door to the other universe. Of course, some of it was related to opening the door to another universe, which is what David Robert Jones was ultimately…

> The first six minutes of “Grandmentor” alone featured more LOLs than an instant message conversation between 12-year-olds.

That sounded pretty good until you got to the robots.

They got it down there \/

Yeah, @avclub-dc10fce584f2cdf09d6690e0f2883227:disqus is right, the impact of Occupy on Oakland is pretty overstated. Especially considering all the murder and other crime that goes on, and the existing reputation for that. You think people don't come to Oakland because of Occupy? Lol.

@avclub-64eec0c3fb6b12c43f51ec9e9c773fed:disqus Slutty would-be homewrecker is sort of a characteristic, isn't it?

Valentine's Day. Bummer.

O'Brien is the only enlisted Starfleet personnel we've ever seen, right?

Last season went from mid-fall to early spring in the show's universe, but aired from early spring to early summer on TV. So, this might end up making a hell of a lot of sense. It was weird watching a Thanksgiving special in April.

It's been a while since I read Michaelis's book, but my impression is Schulz's secular humanism came far later than this special. In 1965, he was likely either active in the Church of God or teaching Methodist Sunday school.

The people who are still enjoying Dexter seem to do it out of blind unwavering faith.

"Now do you really think that's a good idea, Dexter?"

Who could have an issue with this plotline? It's so well-constructed. He probably signed a contract before he read the script and then gave up.

And the police didn't think it might be a good idea to put the woman who escaped from a serial killer under some kind of protective custody? Or at least keep an eye on her? She didn't make the cut on the list of potential victims they were compiling? Jesus Christ.

When they kept saying IPA I thought they were talking about beer.

It was his sled.

But it takes a day to turn into a zombie, right?

> when Oz expresses concerns about the script, I take that seriously.