Maybe sharks can't fly (yet) but one thing I've learned from SyFy is that they can jump really well.

INHALATE!

If you're on an island in Maine, you should leave immediately.

Definitely not that undisciplined alcoholic. Rather the somewhat uptight Prime Minister Nayrok. http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/Nayrok

I've never seen Babe so James Cromwell's character reminds me of one his characters from Star Trek: TNG.

Did anyone else notice that the Alpha who healed Rosen was Beka Valentine from Andromeda?

I'm not in the conspiracy camp. But if we're going down that road, FDR (or more accurately the military leaders advising him) probably didn't expect the level of damage that occurred. Some ships and aircraft lost but not that many.

I've heard that argument but an actual attack on U.S. forces would almost guarantee full public and Congressional support that simply presenting a casus belli might not ("Remember the Maine!"). That's assuming you subscribe to the "FDR knew" theory in the first place.

Well, the Daniel Craig movies are basically a reboot of the Bond character so you might just start with Casino Royale and Quantum of Solace. Then I'd say watch the others in order (there are some continuity points between some of the movies that make more sense when seen the correct sequence).

I love this scene! In about a minute so much information about both characters is conveyed. I'm really looking forward to seeing this movie.

Note to self:

It's exactly the theme (as well as the theme of balancing between holding onto one's humanity and doing what has to be done) a show like this should explore and it looks like they're going to be hitting it hard this season.

Because, as Monty Python so eloquently put it, they're not quite dead yet.

That's probably the best way to watch it.

You say that like it's a bad thing.

Argh. Ignore this.

Too late. It's already been done. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0317640/

If you combine the headband with the PC game, you just might have a hit.

Okay, I'll take the bait. Whose picture is it?

The U.S. was hardly neutral at that point but that was back when an actual declaration of war by Congress still meant something.