At least one critic subtitled it "Where Nomad Has Gone Before" even back when it was released.

I remember a critic damning Star Trek using the tagline "Where Nomad Has Gone Before."

This isn't a recap. It's his "mailbag" column.

That would be an AWESOME crossover. Cylons aren't really robots, but nano-tech infected humans. When a nano-tech human dies, the nanobots just keep on keeping on and...Cylon zombies.

"And last but not least, I am not happy about the finale because the show built up to a massive climax and then completely sputtered out."

One of my two favorite Married... With Children episodes. Also the one where Al becomes Elmer Fudd/Wile E. Coyote trying to kill a rabbit in his garden.

We like to think that it's all symptomatic of the zombification process.

or is it the Chain of Bitching?

I'm sure that somewhere in the world there is someone who hates people who bitch about hating people who bitch about lens flares. It's the great Circle of Hate.

If you haven''t seen it, check out the "how it should have ended" video for Nu Trek. It makes an actual clever/accurate joke about the lens flares.

Was this video shot on Gorn Rock?

eh. I love most of his stuff, but I disliked the fourth Hitchhiker's book, and only tolerated dirk Gently. If you want horrible, try getting through Eoin Colfer's gawdawful sequel "And Another Thing"

Crimes of the hot.

It is Known.

Is it weird that I read this in Bob Saget's voice?

OK. How about MDWs for Massive Destructive Weapon?

and that's a bad thing, because...

I don't know, Rob. I found out about ASIAF only after the HBO series had been announced. When I asked about the books at my local "Books-R-Us" chain store, the clerk there practically sneered at me and said "a lot of people are jumping on the bandwagon..."

I rather see him re-create the fight/make out session against Turanga Leela.

1970s shirt collar. Every damn shirt had one.