Forgot about that. Never watched it. Surprised it lasted until 2010. The episode blurb makes it look like just another episode, not a special ending one. Am I wrong or right?

Was not a big Blade Runner fan. Liked the atmosphere, but the story left me cold.

I'll admit, only got to read a bit of this article, but the part were in EVE Online it allows you to fake-betray your teammates and use it to infiltrate an opposing clan is just fucking awesome gameplay.

When I was a kid, my parents bought me a Gameboy Color on holiday. Except that the dubious salesman put a Gameboy Pocket in the box. Not perfectly similar, but it reminded me of the event. I had fun with the GBC I got (we went back to the guy), but in the end I wished I'd gotten a GBA, which was new at the time.…

Can't see Nick Offerman as anything but Ron Swanson, but maybe I'll be surprised.

I'm glad they're ending Futurama. The restart gave some great episodes (very thankful for The Late Philip J Fry), but all good things must come to an end. Sometimes animated series don't need to run for 10-20 seasons. After a while one just runs out of gas.

Still what I've read/heard they keep at least a semi-consistent canon among themselves. What if instead of a period peace twenty years after the events of ROTJ, they come up with a war against who knows? Wouldn't that at least screw up the timeline?

Cloverfield might still be my favorite of Abrams related things (even though he was just a producer). It was just such a thrill ride when I first saw it. Many rampaging monster films fail by revealing too much of the monster. It should be mysterious, it should be all-out panic...

The Pre-Columbian era cities might be one of the ones I would most like to visit. The historical evidence of European and to an extent Asian cities has allowed for a much wider range of reproductions. Those are perhaps somewhat close to RL, but the Mayans, Incans, Aztecs, Olmecs, etc. on the other hand are virtually…

I always wonder: could history have gone completely different? There's a million ideas an ideologies out there, but when you look at historical or psychological patterns you only see a few ones that recur enough. Could Gruen's original idea of am all-in mall-as-a-public-gathering-place ever work? Or Marx's stateless…

I'm not the biggest EU fan out there, but isn't a lot of it pretty interweaved, ie. meaning that if one big EU series falls the rest gets invalidated as well?

It might sell millions, but they might have expected double that amount.

Not too hard. Even in the Netherlands we get commercials at the start of the seasons and the cities are full of GoT character posters.

Moving images don't do it much more justice. The graphics are quite bad, but not off-putting. The animations are. I'm used to seeing smooth animations, which make a game come much more to life than polygons ever can, but Star Trek doesn't have them at all. They feel very artifical and game-like unlike something such…

I can't see Ser Mormont saying "KHAH-lay-see" every other sentence. I'm glad they changed it.

The Daenerys scenes really blew me away. Aside from the pretty pictures (we haven't seen such amounts of people onscreen, real or not, since the Battle of Blackwater Bay), it really revealed a side of her we haven't seen (a lot): power. She's going to be a worthy participant in the game of thrones.

It's for long trips. It's comparable to flying in a jet liner and in a jet fighter. The former anyone can hop on without any problem, but for the latter you have to train extensively to ready your body for the possible stress that those crazy maneuvers can cause.

Yeah, but that was changed. Most of that info is now in those four separate boxes.

I guess the top box if black indicating a No. The other review was green I think. It was a lot clearer before.

I've never liked real-life Steampunk constructions. They're always too over the top, ie. everything is different and intricate. Movies and games like Bioshock Infinite always combine it with more historical fashion, constructions, etc. Makes it seem much more natural.