I remember a comic from, oh, 35 years ago? A supercomputer given to Superman predicts that his future wife will have initials L. L. The other predictions it made were all correct. But, Superman noted that this "prediction" didn't narrow things down much.

Mark Hamill voices Skips? Wait, what? How is it possible that I did not know this! Now I must restart Regular Show from the first episode and watch them all over again.

I don't think that's what Creationist means. I think what you mean to say is that not all religious believers are Creationists.

Ah, that makes sense.

Impossible. Romer could not have known the size of the Earth's orbit in the 17th century. Yes, he could have measured the speed of light in terms of AUs or Astronomical Units, but not in miles.

No. But it is possible that C is greater than light speed. Experimentally, the two are known to be *really* close.

I agree that Perfect Sense was too good a movie to include on this list.

Wait, is it really the TARDIS that does that? I thought it was a gift enjoyed by Time Lords and those they share it with?

I feel awe as a standard action.

I loved Caprica. Everything about it was "too good for t.v.", from the acting to the writing to the imagery. However, I think I'm alone in that opinion, and none of my sci-fi friends loved it as I do. I still have the last episode on my DVR, unwatched. I can't bring myself to play it, because then it will really…

I think "terra" is the Latin name for "dirt". The Latin name of the planet was Tellus.

Sorry to nitpick, but I thought supergiants turned blue before they blew up?

Wow, that's interesting. And... sad.

That. Was. Awesome.

I thought we all agreed to stop naming elements and refer to them by more neutral and descriptive names like ununoctium.

I'm curious... has anything ever been shot into the sun?

The article's wording seems to imply that Mr. Doohan was not the "true hero" that Mr. Cooper was. Cooper was undoubtedly very brave. But Doohan fought in the Normandy invasion, and even survived being shot. True hero indeeed!

Dominant? Bears, cats, wolves...

SPOILERS....

Yes, and if I recall correctly, Shatner revealed that Nimoy had taken his late wife (Shatner's) to AA meetings. This created quite a rift between them, because Nimoy did not his own alcoholism to be known. The A is for "Anonymous", after all. The pair have since reconciled.