That may be true of the downtown area, but the Birmingham metro area is like 1.25M.

‘Silk’ was one. I attended UAB in Birmingham in the late nineties, and I was loosely acquainted with Kiernan.

Sort of surprised there was no mention of The 100, which has been a solid sci-fi show from the start, and is moving into some very cool AI territory.

Because Trump is just like Hitler, hurr-durr!

Preacher was not a great show. I wanted to like it, but I didn’t.

OB was much better this season than in Season 3, and while I will continue to watch, I’m not sure it is up there with the Expanse, Westworld, or GoT.

The photo is what confirms the multiple timelines theory.

The novel is a classic, the movie is a turd. People calling the novel fascistic clearly haven’t read it. Either that, or they aren’t super clear on what fascism actually is.

RIP SJW’s

RIP SJW’s

RIP SJW’s

Not really. I was looking at MPB’s last year and it seems like they started around $1500.

That line is from Shakespeare’s The Tempest, and was what Dolores’ father was saying, probably in his encounter/debrief with Ford and Bernard.

But you can’t really deal with the upkeep of the androids without a huge influx of capital that something like a park brings. Just because the technology exists, doesn’t mean it is cheap or ubiquitous. The park could be the way early adopters fund the development of the tech.

Pretty sure that’s not canon. Just because it happened in a comic you liked that licensed the character rights, doesn’t make it canon.

I’m pretty convinced that Stubbs is an android just based on his conversation with the other park worker. It seemed like a non-secret and evident from their conversation. I can’t recall every comment, but just the way she jokes about him carrying a gun, getting an employee discount, etc. Which makes sense- if he is…

In one of the episodes Ford talks about the history of evolution “on this planet.”

From the robots persoectives, maybe. From the guests perspective, absolutely not.

I’d prefer we do that to voters.

That wasn’t because they ran out of ideas, but because the only way Charlton Heston agreed to return for ‘Beneath’ was if they blew up the earth at the end.