A - The second paragraph sort of indicates that the bug is mindless and would not recognize "home", since any point in the universe is identical to all others to the bug. Nothing matters to the bug. It would be an observer who notes when the bug returns to the start.

Ditto Anths95.

Ditto. Has to be a huge typo error that put her contribution in the "Bad" column.

As did Saturday Night Live, in season 2, ep. 20.

Fringe also did this, in "Ability", midway through the first season.

Best idea of the month!!!!

Not so much out-of-body, because his (eternally 30-yr-old) body and mind and all "arrive" at Mars after his earthly body appears to have died. ERB didn't bother much with saying how, which puts this more in the area of fantasy than Sci-fi. He just wanted to write an exciting adventure in a strange setting. There's…

Hope this helps.

I rented "Tin Man" and enjoyed it very much. 4 1/2 stars!

Science: The act of saying "This is what I say, and so do some of my chums, so that's the way things are now. I know some folks have said something else before, but that is now wrong. I say so."

An early application of Stegonography.

Yes, "flop" is harsh, but it wasn't as good as I was hoping. I felt the cast surely indicated a great story and production, but I found a few flaws. Overall I'd call it OK. I get the DVD for $5.

"fetuses can also poop in the womb "

And Soon They Will Be Flying !!!!!!

Same thought here.

it's Not Nice to Lie to Little Children

This is what I meant by "his essence resonated enough to establish his sentience in the nearby bubble of world three". Not that he had a body or even complete cognizant function. (Did he not deny knowing of his appearances to Walter and Liv before he arrived in Reiden Lake?) But he did have an Existence that demanded…

Craig Ferguson???? Everyone knows that Ferguson absolutely HATES Doctor Who!!!!

Thanks, right. That's another clue that we're not dealing with the red/aqua intro'd worlds from last year.