Tabasco is delightfully vinegary, although not in the sweet way of Crystal's.

Does anyone else think that they're setting up Caliban to be the Phantom of the Opera?

There's a ridiculous amount of typos in this article, which is almost as bad as the fact that some of the myths are simplified to the point of not making sense while others are just wrong.

When I was a kid I thought that the entire human body was filled with blood. I hadn't heard of organs or veins. (The neck/throat-area was devoid of blood for some magical reason)

You're disagreeing with me despite my point being the same as yours.

Same here. Two orgasms gets her tired while three knocks her out for the rest of the night.

I read Westerfeld's "The Risen Empire" and found it to be one of the most poorly constructed books I'd ever seen, yet I still hear praises sang for his "Uglies" series. Did he somehow become a good writer?

Actually, the Rapture as a concept does have its origin in the Bible.

Yep. Here's another interview with just that clarification.

I may have found it via a Chicago Tribute interview. Kripke states that Lucifer was always the planned progression, but it wasn't until season three started to feel disconnected that he realized angels would bring it back together.

You didn't have to be so patronizing in your response.

I trust Wikipedia and Google to cite any relevant sources on the show's development, but Lucifer is rather strangely relegated to a group article of characters where nothing is sourced.

I did enjoy the show. Just not as much as the film.

Hey. You. I agree.

I don't understand how you perceive Russell's performance as "over-the-top" when, outside of his character's opening scene, his inner conflict isn't mentioned or suggested after.

How isn't it superior to a formulaic and racist show created to pander to genre illiterates?

Actually, the film made it clear that humans did build the pyramids and develop their (Egyptian) culture on their own, albeit admittedly in an attempt to emulate Ra's example.

There were a series of tie-in novels that explored what Emmerich and Devlin planned to do with the setting. They were much better than the television series.

I liked the show (Atlantis more so) but prefer the original film because it took the concept seriously.

The military sent Russell's character specifically because he was depressed and would be willing to kill himself off. It was a suicide mission.