Oh my god, Push, Nevada! That takes me back. I remember trying to "play along" and solve the puzzles in each episode (were they puzzles? I don't really remember) but I think eventually I just got bored and stopped paying attention. How did that thing even end?

This just gave me a crazy Dexter/Twin Peaks crossover idea. Dexter the lumberjack moves to Twin Peaks to work at the mill and encounters Bob who tries to inhabit him. Dexter, after having many redundant conversations with ghost Harry, is able to overcome Bob and dismembers him and dumps him in the Pacific. This frees…

I'm with you Neckbeard. His face makes me feel weird.. like he's too squinty or his chin's too small… something is off.

Wow, I never thought we'd see the day when there would be a backlash from (presumably) intelligent people against science. As others have mentioned, to maintain an advanced society we will always need scientists and engineers since that's where most innovation is driven from. That's not to say that everyone and their…

I watched Spartacus as it aired, loved every minute of it, and these reviews seriously have me itching to watch it all again. Party Favors was by far the most devastating episode of Blood and Sand. Poor poor Varro. Until his death Spartacus was content to play gladiator-house, but this sent him on the war path.

I first heard him in that Saturday morning educational cartoon Science Court/Squigglevision as a child. It…. awakened something in me.

Him?

I can't even put into words my feelings for this show. It started off slow but really started to sink into me, deep into my bones if that even makes sense. I don't remember many specific lines from this episode but Daniel's talk with Tawney was just so emotionally moving. I just finished the last episode but I already…

While every fucking minute of Kill Them All was amazing, the scene that really gets me is when Aurelia (Varro's wife) stabs that little prick that ordered Varro's death, over and over while saying "he was mine". Chills every time.