Not really something you want to see while reading Seveneves.

Damn it, I was under the impression that he might transcend death. He will, of course, but not in the way that I had hoped.

Rest in Peace Sir Christopher. Thank you for your bevy of towering performances and for leading a fascinating life that could inspire anybody.

It;s called putting up glass doors all the way down the station... just like every subway I have ever seen in a foreign country but not in america.

I thought it was something different and fresh at its time. Sadly it was victim of the tv film strike. :-o

And cancelled for the stupidest of reasons if supposed insiders' accounts are accurate: Too may female viewers, who apparently don't buy action figures.

This was a great show. I think the build up was simply too slow. Not for me, but for short attention span viewers. I was blown away when they finally started illuminating the real story. Alas, it was too late.

This was an awesome series about a guy who could not remember who he was but he literally knew everything else... Very interesting premise and a show that I wish lived on, much like Firefly...

Ugh, I have to use words to explain things like a literate person capable of conveying ideas through letters and syntax? Sigh.

Wish I knew what happened after the flood...

Freaks & Geeks!!

The worst part about the cancellation of Jericho is that the first season wasn't even bad. It was pretty tight, well-paced, and reasonably acted.

After watching the finale, I hope this doesn't end up cancelled. It really did just get extremely interesting at the final hour.

The only thing with the Tron name that was:
1. Well written and character driven
2. Actually about Tron!!!

The Event. The sheer ballsiness of transporting an entire planet into earth orbit was worth a second season. Oh Well.

When you pull something like that off, it's time to shut it down for, at least a week. You aren't going to do anything more incredible than that. Go out on a high note and stand up straight, for you, are the luckiest bastard alive.

We have no idea why these figures are fighting, but it's a lot of fun watching them go at it.

Wait a minute - I just read the actual post - you think the abstracted character design was a sign of imperfection? It was a brilliant choice!

its a reference from "Moon". Amazing movie, not many would recognize or know about as it wasn't plastered across national commercial spots. Def worth buying as it's probably in the discount bins at bestbuy by now.

Moon. Go watch it.