@BlueLightRosie: Perhaps this is the only place where I wouldn't be ridiculed for knowing this, but pressure is just as good as ambient heat at melting ice. So a robotic hand should be able to squeeze that right into water.

Oooh, I think you've just inadvertently discovered the plot to an 80s sitcom: an ousted dictator and the former elite operative who tracked him for years are forced to live together in a 2 bedroom apartment. Laugh tracks ensue.

Yes, but will it have the brain of a human like those mice I heard about on O'Reilly?

I didn't realize how much I missed Charlie until this episode. I realize this Charlie is more macabre, but man, it just felt good to have him back.

@MrGOH: It's seriously the stupidest name I've seen in quite a while. And I read a lot of sci-fi. Of course, her entire books have the stench of stupid about them, so it wouldn't matter what the kid's name was.

Good grief, I'm gullible and even I can tall that those bushes it ran behind aren't real.

@curiouscomputer: Shakka, when the walls fell.

@Rumtum: Never go up against a Sicilian when death is on the line!

@hdgotham (Hannah Wilson): At the end, the sound of him wooshing by is unforgettable!

@Gouda: That's no ordinary backpack on his back.

@Hello Mister Walrus:

@ServoCannotHoverOverGrates: Temba, his arms wide!

@grendelthing: Hmm, sounds similar to how the video ended.

@kalaeth: Because unfortunately the execs know we want to see this bad enough that we'll pay extra. I hope there will be a 2D version so I can vote with my wallet.

@Darth Meow 504: Yeah, where did Zarmina come from?

It's pretty jarring to see a guy in a suit and assume he's the executive type and then suddenly see him flash knuckle tats. The Office never prepared me for this eventuality.

@99TelepodProblems: For you...

So this doesn't take into account the Vulcan first contact and Zefran Cochran?

@WookieLifeDay: You're right, unfortunately the reason the execs demand 3D is slightly more ... monetary in nature.