Agreed. I feel like it was a good balance of confusion and the natural, "You asshole!" Because seriously, Barry, that's a dick move.

> an adaptation of another Mark Millar comic book

I'm going to put one more layer on that, because I have a better idea.

don't need to be as destructive to habitat as we are

Be the pertinent point here is that we cannot know what will come of self-replicating, self-evolving, self-aware sentient machine intelligence.

In certain instances we absolutely use the same resources: power, water, air.

Hardly. To the contrary, game theory tells us that a computer intelligence is far more likely to cooperate than it is to defect.

Aside from the part about humans being brilliant, I agree with you. Here's my objection to the idea that humans are intelligent: it's humans who are making the assement. My cat thinks I'm an idiot. I can't hunt. I can't keep track of when feeding time is. I spend inordinate amounts of time neither sleeping, eating,…

We can already build computer programs that are vastly superior to human beings. I mean, that's why we build computer programs in the first place. There's nothing a computer can do that humans couldn't do manually, given enough time and effort.

My life belongs to Mount and Blade: Warband. I'm behind the curve, and I don't care. That game is amazing.

I've had turkey which I'm told was quite excellent. It was meh. Generally, the only fowl really worth eating is duck. Chicken is okay, not because chicken itself is special, but because it can meld well with preparation. It picks up flavors well without imparting much of its own.

It strikes me as uninteresting at best.

This is actually a good point- Elias and Dominic have the same relationship as the Machine and Samaritan. Both Elias and the Machine are not inherently good, but they've learned to care about specific people, and that gives them a moral foundation for their behavior. Dominic and Samaritan care only about their goal-…

If Dominic starts screaming, "MAAAACHIIINNNEEE GANG! COME OUT AND PLAYAY!" I will be happier than I've ever been at any point in my life.

I don't like pun headlines, and I'm going to launch a reader revolt. We'll charge the gates, battery down the doors. Our capacitance for bad puns can only go so far, before we are induced to act.

She really elevates season 2, when she finally appears. I largely feel that S2 was pointless meandering, but once Michelle Forbes shows up, I feel better about the whole thing.

This is the only answer. The runner up is Montoya. Batman:TAS is still the best.

I honestly just want to kidnap whoever does her wardrobe and press them into service making me suits with the same flair as her dresses. If I had the hips to dress in women's clothing, I'd steal her wardrobe.

A massive biological change happened only a few thousand years ago and was so revolutionary that it completely replaced the existing neurological structures that had been there for tens of thousands of years? I call bullshit.

Ah, but the droid was just a serving bot, at the time. We've already seen that Luke could manipulate the guards fairly effectively, so it seems perfectly fair that he didn't give the lightsaber to R2- one of the guards did. This simply happened off camera.