Butterfly in the sky / It's time for you to die.

As usual, very little. And as usual, certain people are making a big deal out of it.

It's true. And the same can be said for Bill Nye.

I thought the scoring was very Star Trek (the newer films) at times — which seemed apropos, but rather more cinematic and bombastic than ethereal and immense. The difference, I suppose, between "Thus Spake Zarathustra" and the 1963 "Doctor Who" theme.

Did anyone else think it looked kind of like Slave I? At least in the first shot?

A-. Wished I had one of those fancy high-definition televisions.

The ending of which ended up dovetailing quite nicely with this program…

Better than having an ignoramus as president who does all those same things and far worse.

I was trying to imagine President Bush introing "Cosmos".

My fiancee and I thought Ringo, but that might have been because Ringo is easier to make fun of.

Since I live in a universe where it is possible to read both Douglas Adams' books and watch Garth Jennings' movie, both easily within the scope of a single evening if desired, I actually rather enjoyed the film, at least for what it was.

Yeah, I didn't mind the animation. It wasn't slick in any way, which was a jarring contrast at first with the incredible visual effects of the cosmos themselves, but it established its own sort of resonance.

The funny part is, if the "Hollywood Game Night" tonight is any indication, Yvette Nicole-Brown is a hypercompetitive person just like Shirley is.

Craig has not been as great an addition to the show as the writers' room seems to think.

As inexplicable as that was on TNG — and especially in the movies — at least the Enterprise crew didn't constantly treat Riker like crap.

Especially considering her grasp of the American accent was always tenuous at best anyway. I think Lucy Lawless is great, but that was a bit of ill-advised stunt casting.

I think I might finally be done with this show.

B+. I agree with basically everything Todd said, but I guess I liked the final product a smidgen more.

It's nice to see Britta being used as a character and not as a punchline again. Seasons 3 and 4 were not kind to her.

"Fumero" is her married name — I discovered, to my disappointment.