Yeah, if people actually listen to the entire speech the Cold War rhetoric is quite clear.

I'll be the first to admit I'm wrong when it's shown the real Brother Data is behind everything.

I was about to post the same thing. The "Brother Data is Tyler Durden" theory is still valid.

Wait! The sodium/water demonstration isn't done in high school science class anymore?

Seriously?!

"Nothing good comes from blue drinks.” I think that's my favorite line from the whole collection.

Well, there goes my afternoon:)

Just wait. I'm sure they'll post a Ray Bradbury sideboob photo soon.

No, she didn't actually (just rewatched the scene to verify).

That theory was floated when io9 did the last W13 recap http://io9.com/5934509/?post=51843979 (scroll down to comments). Last night's episode strongly reinforced that idea for me.

I'm really hoping they don't go down that path again. But it does make a good red herring until they reveal that Artie's been stealing the artifacts while in a fugue state.

I think they were showing that Leena just saw how much of a paranoid nutcase Artie is becoming and/or that there's something hidden in that pillar.

If you liked that movie version then stay far, far away from the A&E remake. They managed to lose just about everything good about the original novel and movie.

So far everything was going according to plan. Bree had presented her carefully forged invitation at the mansion’s entrance and struggled to look at ease as it was scanned. She had given in inward sigh of relief when the guards had let her pass.

I really hope someone points out to Nina how manipulative Rosen is being. Summer Glau's character would be the obvious choice since she's Nina's old friend and isn't a big fan of Rosen anyway. But on the other hand Rosen is the only reason Nina isn't locked up so she is dependent on him as long as she's trying not…

Now that the writers have figured out how to make Nina interesting and sympathetic, the show is definitely better. I really hope they don't drop the ball on the conflict between Nina fighting her addiction vs Rosen's morally questionable manipulation of her.

Since the little girl is there (forgot her name already) and Shane has hair I think it's the beginning of the season.

Single shot to the head at close or point blank range works for me as "execution style" in this context. Daryl's point is still valid even if you don't agree with his definition.

I think the HDS character was asking if the Hulk sometimes becomes Bruce Banner or if Bruce Banner sometimes turns into the Hulk (which in itself is a deep philosophical question).

"Where's my whale-bus?" will now replace "where's my flying car?" as my lament over not getting the future I was promised.