Oh man that example is so amazing it's not even found! =P

Well 1) I'm not sure people are getting that upset about it.

Oh man that scene upset me SO MUCH. What the hell is he doing throwing a LASER from a particle accelerator around and destroying his workshop?!?!?! Seriously...there was NO NEED for that. You can focus a LASER with it OFF damn it. Or build something to direct it only to where it'd actually be useful.

How did Tony get the mark I back??? Did he yoink it from Stone after IM1?

DJ died and came back 8 or so times in SG-1 - between alternate versions of him, sarcophagus resurrections, ascending and falling back to our plane, hallucinations (I actually did a count at one point...)- so what's another time?

Or as one of the avatar's for a warship in Andromeda

I'm not so sure they don't jump to that - they even have a code word for it

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Looks like some of those "F"s (finales) should instead be listed as "P"s (premieres). I'm looking at you True Blood and Futurama.

Ah good point.

Isn't Mercury going the wrong way across the Sun?

or

How about the Quantum Leap episode that deal with homosexuality in the military and acceptance? That seemed a bit ahead of its time...

Yep Dark Souls also requires an online connection to play. Yep..

"...and X never ever marks the spot."

Yes. Die Hard definitely should be on here as a good

Yep I noticed that too. I do know that was the norm though. I studied Chemistry in college and would hear lots of stories by the older professors about the lack of safety back then. Like having vats of bromine just sitting around unlabeled...

Safety first! I'm always amused (horrified) by the safety measures not taken. No masks to protect from the fumes (or on your skin).

3 isn't thorough enough. You have to make sure no skin cells flake off in public as well (think Gattica)

This doesn't even mention the patenting of DNA sequences that is currently being done. Medical corporations are spending millions and millions on enzymes and biochemical processes, and then patenting some of their findings. The problem is that some of these things are normally found in the body. From my…