Wouldn't telling the human it is a Turing test invalidate the test? They would already KNOW it was a computer.

Liz Hurley? Bedazzled? High Heels? What a tremendous oversight...

My Favorite:

Wait, someone else watched Reaper? I'M NOT ALONE!!!

"33", Battlestar Galactica.

The music in this show was incredible. Cristobal Tapia De Veer's score was like a character in and of itself. If you haven't heard this music and have an hour and 15 minutes to let it run in the background while you putter around with your business, just let it play. It is really unique.

If only they had a brief song to succinctly explain Buffy's dilemma

god, they look like widdle babies there :)

Beaten, stabbed, shot, betrayed, poisoned, bitten, sexually assaulted, drowned, died twice, ripped out of heaven, committed to an insane asylum and Dawn as a sister.

Sam and Dean's lives are a nerve rending cycle of pain, death and misery.

This sad asshole...

Wait, cybernetic legs need oil? Crap.

Which side are we on? We're on the side of the demons, chief. We're evil men in the gardens of paradise, sent by the forces of death to spread devestation and destruction wherever we go.

This. Particularly the Season 3 opener, which ends with a suicide bomber striking against the Cylons. This while US troops were dealing with suicide bombers and IEDs in Iraq. The balls it took to make that were amazing. Season 3 as a whole was the best bit of that show.

Oh yeah, this, certainly. People rag on BSG for going off the rails after season 2, but the New Caprica arc was amazing; directly addressing current events with a political allegory in which the 'heroes' become terrorists and suicide bombers, and we understand - and even sympathise - with their motives. Fantastic TV.

His dual speeches to Tyrol and Roslin in that episode give me shivers every time.

The whole New Caprica arc in BSG. Tigh is a terrorist leader who kills collaborators and institutes a coup over the oppressive overlords. Both the "rebels" and the collaborators are shown in a sympathetic light, and it's hard not to feel bad when the police class is wiped off the face of the planet.

I looked forward to Meredith's pro/con True Blood recaps of True Blood more than I looked forward to the episodes themselves. We need a new show for her to pro/con the recap.

Mad Men. It is rubbish — there it is, I said it.