As it does nothing to change flavor, I plan to grind ALL of my salt in the future. Don't tell me what to do.

This system would have made sense in the late 60s. I believe RCA held onto it thinking that nobody wanted to watch movies at home and that it would compete with broadcast TV.

I love Stephen, and I'm sure that the show will mature, but I really HATE musical theater and the lack of diversification in the band's renditions. Every tune sounds, to me, like a New Orleans funeral. Perhaps it'll grow on me, but I miss Dave's surliness. The Colbert Report's Stephen actually seemed more real (so…

Who disagrees with that?

He's actually pretty spot on. Tony Iommi came up with some pretty awesome riffs, but his other digs (which are just opinion, probably not hard and fast beliefs) are also held by quite a few out there.

SG1 would be a worthy addition to this list.

Just like when there were no more Muppet movies after Henson died.

Star Trek TNG's "The Inner Light" stands as one of the best single Trek episodes ever. It supercedes the limitations of sci-fi with the fleeting acknowledgement that we give to the existence of others.