I'm rooting for Thor because I'm rooting for Kenneth Branagh--long, long overdue for a hit as a director.
If only there were some technology to alter the food tube in the second drawing into a bottle of Jameson, it would be sheer magic. . . .
@Edix: Who said they were translators?
@Dwayne Day: Case in point: the supposed "exceptional object" two weeks ago that turned out to be nothing but a younger and "closer" black hole--[io9.com]
@WookieLifeDay: We need an immediate and comprehensive international ban on all time travel!!!
. . . After *this* damage has been repaired.
. . . After *this* damage has been repaired.
Did any of these multiple pairings produce an Amazonian Sister Clarice?
The picture at the top of the article is so cheese-tastic, it's beautiful!
@Jagiya: I heard that. The actor playing him is Masato Ibu. For now, all we can do is go to Google Images and imagine him with blue skin and blond hair: [www.google.com]
@Zantor: Until I saw this, I hoped desperately that the planet bombs had destroyed every remaining movie studio willing to use Aerosmith in a film score. The Gamilons just weren't thorough enough. . . .
Since when did bacteria become a "who"? When were they declared persons?
@Cory Gross: So you're suggesting that whatever is defined as "human" across all time can only be the current H. sapiens crop, with no possibility of change. Assuming that none of the cybernetic modifications discussed here take place, and H. sapiens evolves purely through natural selection into something different in a million years, if they still think of themselves as "human," will they all be wrong because a few of us a million years back say they're wrong?
@SpammerOvTheGods: Yup. Here's there English language website: [www.cyberdyne.jp]
@Inphoarius: SyFy/NBC Universal won't make a decision until they've seen how well the season 1.0 DVD/Blu-Ray sells (starting in October).
How can they be certain the meteorite was formed in this system? Isn't it possible that something from outside drifted in?
This study just begs for qualitative data: what is motivating respondents to choose these countries? Economics? Culture? Climate? Politics? Numbers without context rarely say much.
I would especially like to find out why Saudi Arabia is THAT high on the list.
I would especially like to find out why Saudi Arabia is THAT high on the list.
@salthegeek: Just a few from among many ways to contribute: 1) International Committee of the Red Cross ([www.icrc.org] 2) UNICEF ([www.unicefusa.org] 3) $10 donations by texting "SWAT" to the number 50555
SyFy has an established precedence of quietly letting its shows lapse rather than being brave enough to announce their cancellation: [tvseriesfinale.com] I have been mourning the loss of Caprica since August 16. . . .
@algomeysa: Not to mention the fact that shooting something alien and scary looking isn't supposed to be the primary message of Spock or Star Trek . . . but as a five year-old, I just loved it!
That Bakula/Stockwell chemistry was just magic, and if they were to reunite for this movie, it would come back as if no time had passed. But remember Al was the unstoppable ladies' man . . . Bless his heart, but do we want to see or hear about 74 year old Stockwell picking up chicks?
@CaptainCynic: Yeah, the rewrite of J. Michael Straczynski's script sounds sadly a lot like an attempt to simplify the story. Sigh.
