Nina and Walter were (as usual) the best parts of this episode, but I agree with the other posters that we saw Donald before he became September. Remember that September's mission has always been to "fix things" one way or another, and that he has always appeared to Walter as a friend (even when reminding Walter of…

Yep. :D I do presentation and staging support myself, so when I read the ingredients list on e-cig sites I thought the same thing. You can even get scented fog juice that smells like some e-cig fluids!

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I suspect it's actually a typo for 'that,' which would make sense given the structure of the sentence. If George had meant 'which' he'd have likely used a comma instead of the emdash.

Nope, it happened in a cell. It's actually the cover of Issue 14 if you know what you're looking at. [edit] Unless you mean the pact itself, not its result. In which case you might be right!

Yeah, it bothered me as well. Kirkman is sometimes pretty clumsy at setting up his characters' emotional states and making them believable. That's something I find the show often does better (see Andrea's despair in season two for comparison).

So, Julie and (probably) Chris (the kid who's not helping the other girl). This will be a very sad second half of season three, I expect.

Given the time period we're in on the show, I don't think the other woman is a major character. From my memory of the comic, Julie's the only major 'new' female character I could think of.

Spoilers! Do not read if you haven't read the comic.

Huh.

Encore was running this minor classic yesterday afternoon, though I didn't tune in (I've seen it a bunch of times). It really is a well-made sci-fi action flick (I'd compare it to Pitch Black) because it doesn't try to be more than it is and the script sticks to the story at hand without heavy-handed attempts at…

Just a science note: BZ is a real thing. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3-quinuclidinyl_benzilate However, it's typically aerosol-deployed because it isn't particularly water soluble. Other than that, the script was reasonably accurate about its effects and treatment.

Just to clarify, the 'Gunter' song is an homage to Marceline's song about her dad in "It Came From the Nightosphere." YouTube link:

Hey GORN, when you're done vibrating would you mind putting out this fire in the art museum? Oh, and try to save everyone while you're at it- Thanks!

Steven Brust's Jhereg series novels are quick, fun reads if the concept of Fantasy-noir detective stories sounds interesting to you. Lots of dark humor and snappy dialogue.

^ This right here. I'd be happy if more US producers followed the model of Britain, Japan etc. and did some 'limited run' series instead of trying to inflate most shows to that 'magic' 100 episode mark for potential syndication.

Oh man, I'd almost forgotten about that show. And yes, the first season was awesome!

Not scifi, but Breaking Bad: 1 episode (the premiere). Holy cow, from the opening shot of Walt standing in his jockeys on a desert road to the end where we've come full-circle I was glued to my TV screen!

I'm somewhere in water.

That's a pretty bold statement coming from you, Doctor! :D