@Reverend.Jester: This is the one you mean; stare at the black X, and after a bit instead of seeing the pink circles disappearing and reappearing, you'll see a green circle moving around with no other circles present at all.

"the latest in a long line of women"

You misspelled "Supernatural" on Friday the 28th.

Speaking of string theory, I note that it would probably get at least 75 points by the standard crackpot index (points #26 and #37 certainly, as well as possibly #10, #11, #15, and #19). Just sayin'.

@sephycloneno15: "Bow ties are cool"? Really? Remember what River says: The Doctor lies.

@Too.Tired.To.Sleep: That's the point, in fact: the idea is that the current theories about black holes having infinite density are wrong (since as per the article, "giving physicists nothing but nonsensical infinities" is one of the reasons we know that naïve attempts to merge GR and QM are wrong), and loop quantum…

@CarrerCrytharis: That reminds me more of Jailbot from Superjail.

OK, I'll try my hand at doing the spaceship one. Entries with * didn't require me to Google.

@VicViper: From what I heard, they're calling it "Firefly" as an intentional reference to their being moved to the Friday Night Deathslot. Does it count as foreshadowing if you do it on purpose?

So, question: why was no-legs guy allowed to walk free and give the beetle artifact to the guy with the magic syringe? I mean, you know he's been running a front that lets agents of the other side communicate back home. Even if he says he has no idea what's going on, you interrogate him and search his shop for…

I can't be the only one who saw that second trailer and thought "Cowboy Bebop," can I?

I think something like 75% of the Xtranormal videos I've seen have been of the "one person suggests increasingly stupid ideas while the other person alternates between shooting the ideas down and threatening to shoot the first person down" variety. Not that I'm complaining; I just think Xtranormal should add some…

@CanisPugnaxSnores: Actually, it appears this poster was based on that TV Tropes page, or at the very least they share a common source: the classification levels are identical.

@corpore-metal: Not that we don't already have tons of symbiotic bacteria, but the trick is that these don't exist as a single species; we have entire ecosystems of symbiotic bacteria, which provides greater robustness and stability. If you tried introducing a new species of symbiotic bacteria to a tissue which…

For the curious, the "empathy" bacteria worked by designing two populations of bacteria, each of which senses the concentration of the other population. When one population starts dying due to antibiotics, the other (antibiotic-resistant) population recognizes this and starts producing more of a signaling molecule,…

@rwald: Sorry about the double post...and the edit button isn't working for me at the moment. Mods, feel free to delete the extra post.

"Which one of these muppets is Captain Jack going to try and mack on?" Really? Is that a question? The answer is clearly "all of them, especially Trekkie Monster." The internet is for Jack slashfic, after all.

"Which one of these muppets is Captain Jack going to try and mack on?" Really? Is that a question? The answer is clearly "all of them, especially Trekkie Monster." The internet is for Jack slashfic, after all.

Meredith, you should have mentioned the whole "From the director of Twilight" thing in the text blurb, so I would have known to not waste 80 seconds of my life watching this.

"the mine will be heated by the Siberian sun."