Whoops! Yup, *Michael* Crichton. Don't know where I got Robert from....

"Make Room! Make Room!" by Harry Harrison (also "Deathworld" and "The Stainless Steel Rat" come to mind)

I find Sofia Veraga almost as annoying as Rosie Perez and Fran Drescher. And quite frankly, she's just as untalented as Perez and Drescher.

It's the slowdown right before May sweeps. That's why there's no new Supernatural.

Honestly, given that dozens if not hundreds of Wessen in the area of Portland (and beyond, if the reapers are any indication) know that Nick is a Grimm, he really needs to just tell Julliete the truth. I've never understood why the superhero in the story doesn't tell those closest to them that they have powers or…

Actually I find PoI to be closer to The Equalizer than 24 (not to mention,slightly more believable than 24 as well).

Junipero Gin is probably one of the best gins I've ever tasted, and I'm not that crazy about gin to begin with. It's made by the people at Anchor Steam Brewery (yup, San Francisco's local brew), and goes for anywhere from $26-30 a bottle. Not bad.

Actually the penguin helped him find the ring. It kept pointing its head towards Briton's son, until he asked his son again what happened to the ring.

Of course these aren't real. Think about it a sec, George Lucas is impotent. Even HE wouldn't authorize the licensing of these things since it would be a reminder.

Anyone else think that the "porcupine" guys looked quite a bit like the Morlocks from the Guy Pearce version of The Time Machine (2002)?

They showed this being made on one of those Doomsday Prepper shows. The guy making it was making it for a client's bunker. Scary.

Chitauri. They were the shape-shifting Skrull stand-ins in Marvel's ultimate universe (the universe that they are currently cribbing heavily from for these movies (see Sam Jackson's Nick Fury for reference)). Since Marvel currently doesn't have the rights to the Skrulls (thanks to Fox), it makes sense that they went…

It follows the phone's GPS.

Yup, no one wants to wear that 'confining' lab coat until the first dumbass that either gets doused with a carcinogenic (and not to mention highly flammable) chemical and/or some kind of biologically hazardous secretion. It's the same with safety glasses, face shields, cryo gloves, and respirators.

Or, if you're carrying a backpack all the time you could just keep a hat in it. Maybe even one of those mini umbrellas that take up no space.

Because it's a sacrifice. Cas remembered all the crap he put the boys through, and he saw how much of Dean's trust he lost. Healing Sam by sacrificing himself goes a long way towards restoring someone's trust in you.

The wind is either Ghost Bobby, or God (since we still haven't cleared up that whole point as to who pulled the boys away from Lucifer and onto the plane at the start of the Apocalypse. Remember that way back when?).

The Flash, while expensive to produce, was also put up directly against The Simpsons and The Cosby Show (back when NBC actually had a decent Thurs. night lineup). Too much on tv on one night back before things like Tivo, OnDemand, or viewing episodes on the internet even existed.

Honestly, I think after 'Lost' people are loathe to devote time to a series with an unexplained reason as to why things are happening in the show, because they know the show will either be canceled and give them no answer, or live long enough to give a crappy explanation (or non-explanation, ala 'Lost'). Look at…

The Leviathans were buying up all the little stores in Portland to OPEN a cancer research center there. As for the Leviathan that got her head chopped off, we saw in an earlier episode that it slows them down (after Bobby did it to the one he had chained up in the basement that time). So if gave George enough time to…