Even the show’s opening was darker.

There was also a 1991 prime-time remake of Dark Shadows on NBC, starring Ben Cross as Barnabas.

Is there an explanation for the title?

What about the coccyx?

why didn’t Project NOAH just execute all the vampires other than Fanning (who somehow rigged it so if he dies, Amy also dies) once things started to go sideways?

Same Day, Different Shit

How many times do they mention midi-chlorians?

As the burgeoning colony of humans threatens to be torn apart by religious differences the androids learn that controlling the beliefs of humans is a treacherous and difficult task.

And what about how the Doorman was adamant about how very, very, very special his key was, that no one else must ever touch, because it was made out of the first atoms in the universe? It’s almost like that key will be important at some point.

The iPhone SE ... was small and cheap, and now if you want something anywhere close to its price you’ll have to pay $450 for the two-year-old iPhone 7. Otherwise, you’ll have to go for the 5.8-inch iPhone Xs, which at $1,000 is more than twice the price of the iPhone SE at launch, and a whole lot bigger.

Pour one out for The Librarians, it was canceled.

Gary Seven’s cat Isis, from Assignment: Earth.

There was certainly the potential for the car’s interior to ignite, burning the vehicle to the ground

Crichton writes like he’s creating the tie-in novelization of the film — even though he’s writing the novel first.

Two futuristic space-themed Sci-Fi series debuted in January 1993. I chose to watch the one on CBS: Space Rangers, a show so bad it only lasted for 6 episodes, at a time when all seasons ran for 22 or more episodes.

Or The Revenant — the 2009 film starring iZombie’s David Anders, not the 2015 zombie-free frontier adventure.

All that attention to accurate physics detail makes the “sounds in space” all the more jarring.

Doesn’t look like anything to me.

I didn’t expect an hour to be spent on Hawkeye’s backstory.

Ted Atherson -> Ted Atherton