For me, the Prince of Persia sprites have gotta be the ones in the Mac version. I mean, just look at the difference in the level of detail there.

Well, there was that one time the guy he resurrected tried to blow up the universe with antimatter.

Bugs Bunny was an asshole in his early shorts, too. It wasn't until the Chuck Jones era that he got turned into the goody two-shoes that he later became.

That may be true of a galaxy, but for a galaxay, it's a vital distinction.

Ahhh, so they're doing a Godfather Part II type thing. I see.

He kind of has to be if he shows up in BB, which is set in a later time period, doesn't he?

So the show has been spoiler-containing so far? That's disappointing. I was hoping that, as a prequel, it would not spoil events which are still in its future.

Well, see, that's what I'm worried about. :-P I don't really need any more addictions right now, as I'm already way behind on other things. A show that's currently airing limits the time I spend on it to one hour a week.

Looks like you're right:

I've been considering trying this show out, although I haven't seen BB. I posted a question in another thread asking whether people thought it was a good idea, and I got one vote for and one vote against. Still on the fence about it. What do you guys think so far, having seen an episode of it now?

Remember the Comcast Hammer Lady from a few years back? That was the best.

Do you think watching this show would be a good idea for someone who hasn't seen BB yet, or would it be likely to spoil that series?

It was horrendous what they did to that character in the later seasons.

So it looks like Che Guevara met the original Bolivian Army Ending.

Unless you had a little imagination. We used to play with the pirate ships, the castles, the spaceships, the whole works, and we'd come up with storylines involving time travel, medieval UFO visitations, you name it. It was glorious.

I hope the woman at 10:51 never saw Monty Python and the Holy Grail. She'd probably have an aneurysm.

Sure, the plot makes no sense, and the lead character is an unlikable asshole, but I always liked "Come Wander With Me." The thing that stands out to me is not only the dreamlike atmosphere, but the sense of melancholy that pervades it. It might just be me, but when I watch this I feel like I'm looking a bit into the…

What I don't get is why, if she was keeping the original bodies, she bothered uploading the soul of the people who got disintegrated (read: no body left) in several episodes.

It's far from "worst of the worst", and I never claimed as such. But it's not good.

Shortly before proving that she couldn't.