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I still need to check that out!

You’ll enjoy the hell out of it if for nothing besides the raw implications. Remember this word: Samaritan.

Season one was basically the show runners conning CBS into thinking it was a slightly darker CSI clone. It goes full-on banana balls after that. If you’re intrigued by anything related to AI, spycraft, surveillance, and an epic dog (Bear FTW!), this is definitely your show.

One of Ben Bova’s books had a space elevator anchored near Quito, Ecuador. Granted, it came crashing RIGHT the fuck down, but that was related to graft and other human fuckery.

As I understand it, and please correct me if I’m wrong, but anywhere along the equator works. Build it in a country along that line and anchor it to the the actual ground. Lightning problem solved.

Cocoa Puffs automatically makes me think of Root from Person of Interest.

08th MS Team was the balls. I loved that show.

I see what ya did there.....

I work in fraud investigation for a car insurance company in south Florida. My office has a contest called Name of The Day in which we submit the most malformed shit ever inscribed on a birth certificate. Past winners include:

You’re absolutely correct, but the core concept is still the same for both versions. “Holy shit holy shit, we just lost almost the entire Colonial population!”

The amount of horseshit administrative structure Baylor gave to this ongoing dumpster fire is truly breathtaking!

Tomsula can also instruct them in the hobo trifecta of bindle-crafting, train-jumping, and how to MacGyver the best metal oil drum fire possible.

I hope he’s in the gutter huddling for warmth between Hamilton Nolan, Jordan Sargent, and the rest of those strident Gawker Überdouches. Along with two hobos. One of whom may or may not be Jim Tomsula.

The DC CW show crossovers will be EPIC next season if for no other reason than Diggle’s reactions to Supergirl and Superman.

Bonus points if someone can find a way to throw shade at DC and work in “grimdark” and “Murderverse”. Feels like that's also a requirement around here.

Phil Coulson: still the best Avenger.

Admit it. This is the build-up to the old-man buddy-cop movie with him and Stephen Lang that every would secretly love.

I loved this movie. What the hell kinda sad-ass childhoods did you people have?!?!

Be careful throwing around gritty. Last goddamn thing this needs is to be infected by the Grimdark Complaint Virus.

So say we all.