Good point about the business front but I believe that since the end of season 2, the Machine is completely "unshackled" (again, as far as I remember).

Can't wait for <city> <law crime="" pd="" cops="" detectives="" naval="" something="">!

What about Batman??

Haim Saban, the lesser-known and less rich Sheldon Adelson for the Democratic Party.

He was definitely a stand-in for the audience (I mean: for me), and this time it didn't feel like fan service.

It was so strange when Dominic started talking about needing "0s and 1s" MMO players, it is almost a waste that it was explained immediately. I thought he wanted to hire guild members to get world firsts in 'World of Warcraft' raids.

I have been a bit less engaged with the show this season, and it is probably because the Samaritan arc has been disappointing. Given the stakes and the situation Team Machine is in, there should be more tension and suspense. Instead it feels almost relaxed at times, see this episode.

Between Harper, the cop, the MMA fighter and the psychiatrist, it really looks like PoI is auditioning for a young female replacement for Shaw. Or at least, they try to make sure that the show doesn't turn into a sausage fest, especially when Root isn't around. (It is already the most male-skewing series on CBS)

These reviews are a bit late for me, I wonder if anyone noticed the projections of the Machine in case of legalized recreational use:

I think Dune is too respected and loved to try and take it away from angry science-fiction fans. You might as well suggest Foundation has quite a lot of science-magic when you think about it.

One rare example is Chronicles of Riddick, and it bombed hard. Guardians of the Galaxy was surprisingly similar to that movie but a less "gritty" version of it, a kid-friendly Star Wars Disneyfied (before the actual Disneyfied Star Wars). And I'm not sure how much of the commercial success of GotG is based on the…

You know what's missing in Sci-Fi?

If it's not hard sci-fi, you might as well call it space magic.

Not yet, wait until EA buys them.

Kinect always watching you.

Finally video game developers are free from the constraint of having to make video games.

I knew the problem with Telltale games is that they were too interactive.

Why does Hulk, the largest Avenger, not simply eat them?

It would be easier to mention who won't be coming back.

Mark Ruffalo should have read that contract closely…