So like, subtly selling it as "someone will just hack it and you can load all the roms you want on it?"

Episode 1: wheel spinning. Episode 2: wheel spinning, but we'll give you one reveal to wet your appetite. Episode 3: something may happen.

Well…that question can be a bit misleading if asked in the wrong way. For instance, if the poll question is "do you think the government was open and honest about having no foreknowledge of the attack," someone could answer "no" because there was some chatter in the intelligence community beforehand; but that…

Surely there's stream-lined software for CGI movies, right? Take the already-constructed koala model, stock bathroom scene out of the software trick bag, motion capture some improv actors…

IMO, it's more related to the fact that only old people watch network TV. That CBS demo!

Are we siding with the Shiite? Iran's position and alliances really complicates things.

I think he meant to say "paycheck" instead of "screenplay."

I'm writing a screenplay about how Hollywood producers in the late 60s were really what ended slavery. Already attached are a 50 year old male lead in need of a lifetime Oscar, and a 20 year old female lead ready to break onto the scene.

It was a 20 minute premise. After the first act…just stop watching (and that's like another hour and a half!).

Probably because at the time of their release, the movies were over-shadowed by new books coming out. If there was some 10 year break between the book series fully released and then the movies, I imagine they'd be better looked upon.

And Salon was a cesspool of "Hillary and Trump are the same" for the past 6 months. Sorry, I'm frustrated.

Waiting for Salon to write a thinkpiece about how it's okay because the Big Bang Theory is replete with neoliberalism.

What's the proper way to refer to multiple people? It's not a basketful of them, and they're not like, Mighty Max sized. It's like, 2 or so are friends I see and like 3-4 are old high school friends on FaceBook?

Average On Point call-in segment: (Tom) This is Tom Ashbrook you're on. (Crazy Person) All humans are actually robots! (Tom) What about it, esteemed computer scientist, do you agree? (computer scientist) I'm gonna muddle through a response and try not to offend the person.

I know a handful of Muslims. They aren't cool with the standard US foriegn policy and unending drone warfare. Obviously, they're not supporting Trump, but aren't thrilled if the US keeps doing what it is doing in the mid-east.

Oh NPR! Its view of average Americans is so twee. Every interview doesn't have to be a story corp!

Well, Christie believes he'd be better off dead. And if you can take a man's life for the thoughts that's in his head, then sit back in that chair and think it over judge one more time. And let 'em shave off his hair and put him on that killin' line (or Club Fed, whatever they do with corruption cases these days).

So can all the three now-departed hosts just start a new show on the BBC: "The No Pauls Bake-Off"?

The only true shocking death would be the Knight's King in episode 2 or whatever.

That's the lineup for 2017? Yeesh…