Science never shocked me - I was always fascinated and immersed in it. What does shock me is the ongoing violence and irrationality of men and women.
Wow! Slow news day or what!!!
You 'lost' me again after Morena Baccarin.
Not even Morena Baccarin could get me to watch Lost! Heroes maybe ... nah!
It's sexy and it's got a 'photon drive' - what more could a geekboy want!
This is just wrong!
@scrapking: Nothing could help this!
Okay, that's now Number One on my Must-Miss List.
Nos. 1 and 2 are beautiful examples of the graphic arts! Simple but so expressive! No. 4 is good.
"Holy Shuck! I'm gonna need a bigger knife."
I'd love to see The Man of Bronze anew - read all of the original adventures.
For an estimate of variability within each group, you would calculate the Sample Standard Deviation. see: [[en.wikipedia.org]] They give some simple worked examples. You use the (N-1) for population size because you're not sampling the whole population of each type, just a 10 year set.
The problem, as always, is Excessive Use of the green screen. The human eye/brain is quite adept at spotting large scale fakery and it jars! Keep the fakery localised and fast and it slips through - like the quick Ugly Betty spot. But go too far and it doesn't - like the burning ship action background spot. Or the dreadful Venus scene on Defying Gravity.
@m_faustus: What about that Julius Caesar epic! Rome was downtown Vancouver (on a rare sunny day) and Calpurnia was Kristin Kreuk.
Star Wars: Retold was fun and Kick-Ass is a definite rental. Think I'll pass on the rest including MacGruber.
Okay, right off the top: - Maggie Q, in that outfit, could Save Anybody from Anything, Anytime!!! - Betwixt, Tower Prep, Unnatural History = Teenagers = Smallville angst all over again. - Torchwood, without all those unintelligible lower-class Brit accents, would indeed be watchable. - No Ordinary Family sounds intriguing, if only for Michael Chiklis. - All The Rest = meh.
@Hotscot: Yes, I think everyone worked their tails off to ensure the biological integrity of 'Debbie ...' and that certainly contributed to its popular appeal!
@Jackie Yoshi: Watch for: "Alya, She-Wolf of the Qaeda" direct-to-DVD.
@Chimaera: But a perfectly understandable one!
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