This post comes just a day after I started to watch The Manchurian Candidate, which started with Sinatra complaining to Henry Silva, "Nobody said anything about quicksand!"

@1Opinion: The only work of his I'd seen was Perfect Blue, and I didn't care for it at all.

@jajbowler: Well, he always sounded to me like he had a mouthful of sand.

@realafterglow: Absolutely.

@Sugar Boots: Yep, I'll always remember watching Peter Davison's Doctor on my little 4" B/W portable in my rundown little studio apartment in Prescott, AZ, followed by Jack's cheerful "Keep looking up!"

@jeffrey:

@MonkeyT: I stand corrected.

Gee, Annalee, all the critics have been raving about this thing! (Of course, that kinda flick isn't my cup o'tea)

Come to think of it, a bunch of PKD's stories took place in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado.

@Starwatcher: See what you did there!

@harlemite: The first PKD book I bought was The Philip K. Dick Reader, and here's why: I was in B&N, flipped to a random story (The Golden Man), and saw that the protagonist's name was Cris Johnson.

@agentgray: Oh, and I had this shot of the STS-116 landing as my desktop for about a year.

@Pumhart_von_Steyr: Actually, they've got cameras tucked away all over that stack.

@agentgray: Here's a picture I made from the STS-117 launch of Atlantis, which carried the Firefly/Serenity DVDs up to the ISS...

Actually, they've been posting these engineering camera views for all the shuttle launches lately, over on NASA-TV's YouTube channel.

@Rondogg:

Is it just me, or does that Displacer Beasts logo seem familiar?

Here's my thing about The Gates: If you're gonna develop a closed community full of supernatural beasties of various types, along with the volatile politics between them, wouldn't it behoove you to make sure the person you hire as a Chief of Police is kept informed?

@CParis: I've been a huge fan since A Life Less Ordinary!

@bokscutter: Well, it was better than Drop Zone, at least.