For those who are still deciding, this is a really excellent website about the making of title sequences: http://www.artofthetitle.com

I was under the impression that anything under water past a certain number of miles from shore was considered international.

It is supported on multiple levels. They have basic characteristics of mammals such as warm bloodedness, some hair, suckling, breathing air. Their skeletal structure shows the vestiges of land walking. Their genes show a common ancestor. Etc.

Hopefully by the time it becomes an issue, our ethical, societal, and psychological progress will have advanced enough that most crime is dealt with on a preventative and reform active basis.

While the issue does attract its share of crazy people, and GMO isn't going to destroy the world, there's pretty comprehensive evidence that there are potential harms, and virtually no benefits. There's definitely reason for moderate regulation and labeling.
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Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis

Maniac Mansion

Eagerly awaiting new recaps!

One of the subjects of human experiment MKUltra went on to become the Unibomber...

What is that from?

Yeah you can prove that with plugs and sockets too!

Excellent catch!

This is silly, but don't blame the companies, they are forced to preemptively patent these things so that others can't sue them for infringement later. If you have a complaint, take it to the patent lawmakers.

Lol yeah I just mean there's possible material to recap

I was thinking Agrajag

They don't have the edge of the show, but they are enjoyable beach reads up to a point. I enjoyed like the first five during the hurricane power outages and then started getting bored and rest the rest on Wikipedia.

Well other shows have lived on in virtual seasons and graphic novel adaptations. And then there's always the books...

Actually I think the best examples of static uncanny valley are not androids, but wax figures and overly made up bodies in open caskets.
http://www.buzzfeed.com/mjs538/31-real…

Still creepy :)

I think what you are really asking is, which director was involved in the most great movies. It's hard to judge good directing because you don't really know unless you've investigated behind the scenes, which aspects of the movie were really attributable to the directing, and in many cases where a director is well…