@Chris Jones: I think the point here is that instead of paying for your cable package to get these shows, the show is also available free (over the air).

@chryse: Maybe this would help those of us with really large temporal lobes.

@Lockgar: I like the stalemate, but I wish it was more than 3 minutes. Sometimes it can take longer than that to find your enemy and get all your units there.

@Tem Dejima: Please tell me: what law did they break?

@Anonymous: "more" eh? I usually just rename it to "Finance" or "Tax stuff" and no one ever looks there.

@TylerS: Yeah, but let's see you try to sell a piece of software simply called "Windows" and get away with it.

@monstermax: I'm really glad that commenters these days understand how to interpret internet articles...

I've never really been into comic books, but this show is what I imagine a comic book should feel like.

This isn't really a good idea for several reasons:

@josephd: Ugh. I don't have time to explain why you're wrong, so I'll do the next best thing: [xkcd.com]

@psychiccheese: Image didn't work...

Are you my mummy?

@geolemon: If they include a clock too, it would become a time travel device!

@Kovitlac: This was crossposted to Gizmodo. I have no idea if MrSmoofy was posting from Giz or Kotaku though.

@Br1zon: "They're designed to make society better by punishing/rehabilitating bad people."

@ACoBildo: Because from 1500 metres away, you have no idea if they're actually a pirate, or a family on vacation who got lost at sea.

@ThePhysician: I don't know how I'd never noticed/heard that "torchwood" is an anagram of "doctor who". This is amazing!

@HerroRygar: The only affirmative statement was "We will fix the issues through network updates". It could also be interpreted as "If we find a solution..." that's how we'll do it.

I haven't actually had time to check the recording yet, but I'm pretty sure a new episode of The Big Bang Theory aired last night.

@das7002: Haha wow. I was actually joking, but it turns out they do exist. Who woulda known?