Also the Matrix dub. "Jeepers creepers, what the hell is that?"

Wires, if I understand correctly, the bomb doesn't cause them to time-travel, per se. It kills them where they are in their own personal timelines, which are then erased by the consequences of the bomb going off in the past. It changes the future, but not their present.

All this Man In Black stuff is a yet another Dark Tower reference, yes?

Yay!
Helicooter shoutout! Hurrah!

Off-topic question: what is the fapfapfap joke? I just started and finished The Wire in the last few weeks, and I haven't figured this out yet.

Make love in your own hand, Mother!

When she signed up for the SS, she couldn't read what she was signing, so her illiteracy does come into play somewhat.

Just because the characters are convinced Hera is the first Cylon/human hybrid doesn't mean that it's true, or that the writers are proving it just by having the characters say it.

That last scene with Adama killed me. I think he said something like, "I know it's not like Zak…" Sniff.

I hope that "most" doesn't include Harry Lennox, because he's my favorite. He's got the Giles vibe down pretty solidly.

Turns out it's Man.

And then they never get to tell anybody. Sounds good to me.

I liked the "not going to Guam" line, but I was kind of surprised that Darlton passed up the opportunity to throw in an "I've got a bad feeling about this" right there. They've clearly learned a little restraint in their old age.

With the number of times that Desmond has promised never to leave Penny, to always protect her, etc., I'm surprised anyone here thinks there's any chance that Penny WON'T be brutally murdered. Of course, with all the time travel and whatnot, she could eventually be restored, but the woman is going to die horribly…

Which takes even fewer words to say.

Shouldn't Weakest Link get some of the blame, too? Or was that after Millionaire? All I know is that I hate British game shows, unless they're on Doctor Who.

I'm a big Whedon fan, but I've been rooting for Dollhouse to crash and burn ever since I saw Doctor Horrible's Sing-Along Blog. THAT is where Joss can really shine—making goofy and emotional nerd entertainment on the cheap and throwing a big "fuck you" to the networks.

I felt like, if I didn't know that it was a Whedon thing, I would have had no idea that it was a Whedon thing. The man is his own brand, and I couldn't tell that he had been within ten miles of that premiere.

I know, right? Every week, I keep hoping this will be the episode where Morgan finds out about Chuck's spying. He needs to be brought into the inner circle.

I am the Lizard Queen!