It's a great decision, but I liked that statue. Gahan Wilson did some excellent work there.

The Skypes must flow.

I had one of those. I bet it would still work if I had a firewire connector for it.

I honestly have never seen a Zune.

The scene when Clark and Lois share their deepest secrets is still such a great, great moment. You could strip out the hero stuff and Busiek still wrote a great romance story there.

I'll just note that "Fuck Me Ray Bradbury" was nominated for a Hugo, which will never cease to delight me.

Positive comparison to Superman: Secret Identity? Yep, I'll pick it up.

It was a good show! Jeter and Charles Durning were a lot of fun on it.

And with how early the merge was this year I'm not sure they've ever had a larger council.

I'm still team Spencer, if only because Savage being gone opens up a huge window for him and Tasha.

DING. Which is why it drives me nuts when (I remember this being highlighted last season) the winning team comes back and *tells* people about the reward. Dudes, you never rub someone's face in the reward.

Excellent point. Kwon had the best use in the dead ball era of Survivor.

Are we not doing phrasing anymore?

A- for another ball challenge after last week, for me.

Seriously, Fish. Maybe you should have been using that time to bolster your position instead of whining.

Was that the best timing of an idol use ever? We'd need someone who had over 10 votes against them, I'd think.

I've been thinking Earth-2 Eddie.

And the number of times he gets saved by someone is pretty funny. (Seriously, how great is his fumbling with the nuke in Goldfinger, which to fair there's no reason why he should know how to disarm it, and the guy just reaches in and flips the switch?)

I watched all 24 this year, since I had Moore-years gaps….and View to A Kill might have the most nonsensical villain plan.

Yeah, Shaw is winning that hands down (FRWL is my personal favorite). And Lucianna Paluzzi as Volpe is in the top five as well.