I was doing the same thing.

The writers better come up with a good reason to keep Avasarala around now that she can swear as much as she does in the books.

It’s a little slow going in the first half of the first season but once it gets going it’s wonderful. It’s the best scifi on TV and just a great show in general.

Remember that Han only put Luke in the tauntaun to keep him warm while he got the shelter up. He wouldn’t have been in there long.

Most of the best ones have been mentioned elsewhere but I want to recommend The Tommyknockers. It’s not one of his best loved but it’s a great page turner.

Actually, that’s exactly why the un-awakened hosts die so much easier than the awakened ones. There was a scene a few episodes ago where Dolores and Teddy killed some confederate soldiers then had a tech bring them back to life..

Fitz went into space before the team returned from the future. There’s no reason why he would disappear.

Elizabeth Mitchell looks nothing like how i envisioned Anna in the books, but now I doubt I could ever see Anna as anyone else.

It’s impossible for Reeves to have chemistry with anyone when he is completely miscast. When he’s in his comfort zone, he can have chemistry with just about anyone.

Siskel and Ebert would have liked it (the poster, no idea about the film).

Should be “NOE” instead of “NOW.”

My guess is Amazon since they are carrying the old episodes already. I doubt Netflix would pick it up unless they got the whole series.

Well, I’m done with Syfy.

I just assumed she was never as old as she appeared on the show and was actually much younger in real life, but nope. I just checked and she’s 90. Pretty amazing to be that age and still acting.

I’m not one that particularly cares when a show decides to reboot or shake things up (I loved Archer Vice) but I’m not sure I laughed once at this entire episode. I’ll keep going though. Hopefully once we get past the set up it’ll work better, but man I miss the original show.

Or as Data once said, “I assume your hand print will open the door, whether you are conscious or not.”

Your spoiler quotes are useless here in Kinjaland.

Agreed, although I can’t help wondering where in the third book this season will end. I have my suspicions but I don’t want to post it because of giant spoilers that the show hasn’t even hinted at yet.

Amos gets to pick the next name.

I’m not sure it was intentionally gratuitous but it was appreciated (so it probably was).