Holy shit I hated that mission. I never got past it.

And all of them perfectly reasonable!

Agreed

Fucking great.

I think a few star trek: the next generation episodes could make this list. When I was a kid "Frame of Mind" seemed particularly chilling to me.

I think Yes needs a producer. I really enjoyed the Ladder, thought Magnification sounded dull, and really enjoy this one so far. It's a bit sedate, and I honestly thought it was Oliver Wakeman phoning in the keys, not Geoff Downes - but as much as I did Drama (and I think Downes plays great on it) the keys on this…

False.

Agreed completely with Eldan. Open world gameplay with humor, awesome art direction, action, and heavy metal guitar solos? Sign me up. But once the RTS elements started and they got to the battle in the snow with Ophelia, I lost interest. Sad.

Godfather 2?
Presumably this is about the first entry in the series. It'd be interesting to see the stats for #2.

The threat of sexual violence
hangs heavy over this interview.

We thought we were so clever when we decided to name our band "Smiling Politely" - but it also is taken (by some crappy metal band.)

Yeah, big time.

Any skele-tour that doesn't feature Yes with Steve Howe is merely playing at being skele-tour:

@Chartex: Damone is fucking awesome.

To be fair, Wakeman was not immune. His output with 80s synth technology = some of the worst music ever created (and I _LIKE_ Rick Wakeman.)

Obviously, it's "The Contest."

My head is still reeling from the inclusion of Tom Sizemore in that cast.

I dug the flashback/flashforward/whatever to Season 1 at the end of the episode. Obviously, the moment I saw the cave and Mother walking through it, I figured she was going to be Eve, and figured that Jacob's brother would have to be Adam, so I didn't find that terribly illuminating.

I like how we don't comment on "firsties" in the Star Trek articles. Music articles? Other TV Shows? Hater? Absolutely. But here? There's no time for that - there's Star Trek to discuss!

"Up Next: Angel One"
And so we experience a collective shudder.