There wasn't anything last night that required any Agent of SHIELD knowledge whatsoever, so I think you're safe. That's not to say that there won't be any eventual mutual easter eggs, but so far it's more James Bond than AoS and the villains seem entirely new to the MCU.

I was mostly into tv, books, and comic books. My tastes in actual toys ran more towards classic plain block legos and porcelain dolls than the latest and greatest fads (though my family did manage to score two cabbage patch dolls for me for Christmas at the height of their popularity, a huge deal when you were as poor…

I'm just hoping she's paid reasonably well for it. I'm not sure what it would take to convince me to make it through this many episodes, but it wouldn't be a small sum.

There are more than a few World of Warcraft quests that I've abandoned for similar moral reasons, actually. It's possible that my brain's anthropomorphism circuit might be a little overdeveloped.

Poor guy is currently high on the pain meds, I think, and only slightly less miserable with the collar off and a clean teeshirt on. That what he gets for worrying me by growing grapefruit-sized fatty masses in his chest. Hopefully he'll think twice next time.

My beagle/who-the-heck-knows mix had surgery today, so he's currently dealing (poorly) with a different kind of protective clothing.

Timothy Omundson was delightful, and was far and above the best thing about this show, so it's good that he had so many scenes. I enjoyed everything else, but in a funny-ha-ha sort of way, not the ROFL sort of way I was hoping for.

or watch the whole thing streaming on YouTube.

Seems like a likely enough answer, though I'll probably never actually go through the testing to have it confirmed. (Fortunately, fresh grapes only are relatively easy to avoid as food allergies go! Basically, it consists of "pay attention when eating fruit salad.")

It's a problem with arts in general, really. As I've grown older, musical genres have made less and less sense to me. There are more than a few artists in my iTunes that I keep moving from one to another, because I can't decide if they're, say, Alternative, Rock, Punk, or Electronic.

Not to be one of those people, and it's VASTLY more likely that they were just an idiot and/or asshole, but it's possible that cooking the tomatoes makes a difference to this person's allergies? I have a problem with grapes that I've never bothered to have a doctor diagnose - if I eat more than two I'm nauseous, and…

A nice detail was that all of the store names we saw in the background also referred to fairy tales - for instance, one was called something like "Bad Wolfz" (that may have been the bar, pre-name change).

Warehouse 13 was pretty high on the "light and fluffy" scale, too. Not that's there's anything wrong with that, and I watched every season, but I remain baffled by this site's seeming devotion to the idea that it was great art. Eurkea was at least twice as well written, and that wasn't exactly Battlestar Gallatica.

an idea that Sam deems the "single worst idea I've ever heard."

And it's worth noting, if your politics lean that way - both Bounty and Viva are safe to buy if you're boycotting the Koch Brothers.

Wow, that is beautiful. I know next to nothing about prosthetics, though - is the end product up to snuff in terms of durability and utility?

Why did they get a monkey? Monkeys are the Cousin Oliver of the entire entertainment world.

You're right that it's probably a funding issue - I go to the big regional headquarters to donate, and the nurses still have to use the hand pumped cuff to take my blood pressure.

Not my normal cup of tea, but the Tomorrowland trailer really grabbed me. Also, it's Brad Bird.