Capt. Jack Harkness is truly pansexual. Men, women, aliens, robots — doesn't matter, he'll consider shagging it.

The version that Craig Ferguson used to play on his show was too.

One of the subsidiary Encores.

But going against what you believe in doesn't adapt to your own personal reality!

Except the title and the first paragraph say "your favorite SF shows", not "your favorite shows only". The last sentence was what you call tongue in cheek and humorous exaggeration, which they are wont to do around here. It could also possibly refer to the fact that no one here's favorite shows on Fox are anything but…

Premium cable series don't depend on advertising; that's why they can have shorter seasons.

It'll be on right before whatever show Marge Simpson was talking about when she said "You know, Fox turned into a hard-core pornography channel so gradually I didn't even notice."

Fictional super-science!

It didn't do so well last year, did it? I think they signed such bad contracts that they're stuck with it — probably have to pay for it even if they canceled it.

So true, Mr. Secretary of Defense.

Yes, there's just too many parallel universe TV shows going on. They're as common as singing shows. And aliens and blowing things up are the latest and greatest newest ideas.

With their copious amounts of spare money for big-budget ideas, content that can be received everywhere for free, and great customer management?

Seems to me that would work against her. Most people try to screw over the ex's family, esp. if there's a lot of money involved.

All networks are like male lions with cubs unless it's something incredibly successful.

It's nothing to do with age, really — it's open-mindedness and intelligence. Some of us "old folk" are perfectly capable of understanding both Vampire Diaries (really not that complicated) and NCIS, but don't care about Bachelor/ette.

It's pretty meaningful when it influences whether you get to see it or not.

Alcatraz might have been better if blonde cop chick could actually act. Jorge Garcia is charming, but he was playing off a black hole of charisma.

"entrap the conscience of power with a fiction that adapts to our own personal reality"

That's also Yurup.

Taking up with one of his students is not at all cool, however.