seriously? Of course there's only 1. The point of thinking about it as 2 monks on the same day is to point out that they must cross paths... Therefore there must be a point and time that the monk is in the same spot on both days...

If they're meeting, then it's the same time, no?

The twist being that he's actually the T-13.

Matt Smith is playing the T-11.

He's really Khan.

"Would you like to go to the Enchantment Under the Sea dance with m-"

(Head explodes)

Rebuttal: Q-Tips feel amazing.

Dan deserves credit for noting the clear lack of mansplaining and doing his best to remedy the situation with his explanation of the meaning of the term “liberal”. Well done, Dan.

Until they're as cold as your frigid heart, you nasty bitch!

So...like overnight then?

Until the Muslim in Chief is succesfully IMPEACHED and THROWN IN JAIL for his HIGH CRIMES and MISDERMEANERS against FREEDOM LOVING AMERUCICANS EVERYWHERE!

"And I saw the Four Horsemen of the Comment Apocalypse, and they said in unison unto me: 'Beware the false idol Kinja and her wily ways.' And I, for my part, took up my mobile device and screeched, 'EVEN NATIVE AMERICANS DON'T THINK THE NAME IS OFFENSIVE!' and lo, the Angel Snyder smiled down on me, well pleased."

Key fob? Pssh. Here's a better idea:

Sorry JJ. After a year of you telling us Cumberbatch wasn't Khan, we don't believe a single word that comes out of your mouth.

"an important step towards a quantum network for communication between future ultra-fast quantum computers—a quantum internet."

2nd law of thermodynamics applies to a closed system which a rechargeable battery is not.

I'd also say that New Caprica also sowed the seeds for the Cylon Civil War... it was the last time the Cylons really did anything as a united front... afterwards there were Cylons who were more and less interested in humanity.

For me, the decision to settle on New Caprica was the real game changer. It ushered in quite a change in the characters and the style of the show that lasted the rest of the show.

It's a bit of a different game changer, but I think Buffy's "The Body" definitely impacted the entire feel of the show for quite a while for me—and not just that, but shows in general. Seeing something where death was treated much more in the way that most of us will experience it in in our lives, in the middle of…