Great job getting Joss to pose for that human-computer interface photo!
This is why I find Morrison's All-Star Superman has been so great, and a chunk of why his Batman RIP has been so cheese-stinky.
Meredith, how did you end up writing this and not Graeme? The man's the biggest Power Man/Iron Fist fan on the planet...
@DrEmilioLizardo: Oh, sure. That's what it looks like now. But when Dwight turns out to be the final Cylon and the shows cross over, you'll feel mighty embarrassed...
Where the hell did you find this, Cute Overload? Those two little drunks are adorable!!
Kudos to working in the tag line from OMAC #1 in your lede. That just works on so many levels, I"m in awe of it.
I'm sure the writers will do everything in the power to get Santiago, with his powers of super-quick deus ex machina. Looking forward to having him pop up at minute 48 every episode!
Poor Cakey. you were a million dollar dream trapped in a two dollar webcast.
Definitely hoping Rainz griefs the satellite launch and helps spare interstellar civilization.
The funny thing is, in Rome she always reminded me of Michelle Rodriguez. I wonder if they'll be playing that up at all...
If the meme dies, it'll be because it won't get funnier than that headline.
@VitasNanobug: We are on opposite ends of the Astroesque fence: after watching it, I wanted to file a restraining order keeping Allred five hundred feet away from either side of a camera at all times. Compare it to El Mariachi, made for a similar nickel-and-dime budget, and it's clear who's got much stronger filmmaking chops.
Breckin Meyer seems like an okay enough human being, but I find him excruciatingly dull to watch. Kinda like those first few episodes of Season Two...
@stchoo: And they cannot kill Jack, not yet anyways....he's Jacob. ;)

Dammit, how'd I not see that as a possiblity? Nice one!

Hey, why kill 'em off when they get back to the island? Let's discover via flashback that they died trying to escape from the island, and all the Oceanic Six are just spectres plucked from the time-stream before they perished to fulfill the destiny they screwed up by leaving the island...

As for Jack being a pouty passive-agressive leader, I think of it as the Buffy curse: what showrunner with Internet access and a show where every moment is critiqued online *doesn't* turn their main character into an angry, paranoid martinet prone to making speeches about how leadership means everyone else has to follow? Write about what you know, after all...

@papermachemephisto: Unfortunately, the tinyURL is handling the URL, so I've gotta give you the long link:

[rogerebert.suntimes.com]

It's his answer to the third question in the column. I'm sure there are others who share Ebert's opinion, but he's who I had in mind when I wrote that.

Also, it's probably worth pointing for those who've mentioned it, that I haven't been perfectly Borg'd with the io9 hivemind yet (although I also really liked Speed Racer). Consequently, you shouldn't take my enthusiasm (and desire to share as much of my experience, good and bad, from a day-long event) as proof that we're being paid off in cash and covert copies of Madden '09. I'm giving you my honest opinions--and hopefully enough of 'em so you can see whether my opinions might match with yours.

Thanks for reading, and for the comments!

Worth clicking through to get to the unabridged version of the chart, which also works in S-F readers, amateur S-F artists, comic book readers, and more.

Although, what happened to filkers? Was there some kind of Great Filk Cleansing I never heard about?

Great piece! Thanks for the link!
As long as the secret turns out to be a midriff baring musical number, preferably around a tree or waterfall, I'm all over this.