All of the crew in Farscape have their own relationships with each other, which is great. Without spoiling future episodes, the show doesn't take the lazy "we're all a family" way out.

Moya. Rigel is as bad or worse than Jayne, and every other character is much less trustworthy.

There is also *spoilers*

Completely unrelated: I can't find the story about Cee Lo Green's anti-gay comments that I always use as the perfect example of the perfect pairing of image and story. Anyone have a link?

I'm not, because I can't be as good as Mr. Rogers when faced bile like that.

Observe and Report was pretty good.

Why did more people like this than any of the others?

Why did more people like this than any of the others?

I think Ben wanted to have a fun night with his friends. Dominion is multiplayer solitaire. He'd want interactivity. Race for the Galaxy at the least.

I think Ben wanted to have a fun night with his friends. Dominion is multiplayer solitaire. He'd want interactivity. Race for the Galaxy at the least.

What I was saying, is that Stephen is a villain in the same way that Landa is, and he also has a doll, despite your initial comment. The other two figures (Django and Broomhilda) aren't ultimately victims, but heroic figures.

Aren't there Inglorious Basterds action figures? Landa is the embodiment of the Jew hunter in the same way Stephen is the embodiment of the house slave. Broomhilda and Django are both heroic figures.

Pick ups seem totally gone.

Pourquoi personne ne fait la blague autre langues?

Didn't Harmon very publicly, and kinda acrimoniously break up with Erin? Are they back together, and I'm just really far out of the loop?

And also that you've been really rough while she's been sleeping lately. It's almost like you're an entirely different person.

And also that you've been really rough while she's been sleeping lately. It's almost like you're an entirely different person.

Hiro took the last name as a joke. The book is intended to be funny. You get a lot of philosophy from it, but the action is firmly tongue in cheek.

Hiro took the last name as a joke. The book is intended to be funny. You get a lot of philosophy from it, but the action is firmly tongue in cheek.

The showy, entertainment based churches are, (at least in the US) the most conservative. The really stuffy and traditional ones tend to be fairly middle of the road. The liberal ones tend to be about somewhat fuzzier things (and I've been to one that let people get up to debate after), but are fundamentally similar to…