Why do shows, especially science fiction shows, never show a sort of...physical progression to their characters? There's basically death or physical reset. No one changes physically until they're just gone ( Read more... )

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What if, rather than having a disease, OCD people are actually innately aware of universal cheat codes ( Read more... )

Did we really just get one step closer to a fucking weather machine?

http://gizmodo.com/5529298/cloud+creating-laser-could-trigger-rain-on-demand

An idea ( Read more... )

I'm beginning to think I may not want to live in Texas for too much longer.

Look, I've followed Smallville since it premiered nine years ago. I understand it could only be called "meteor rock" in the beginning, because Clark didn't know where he was from. And I'm enjoying the way the universe is lining up with comic continuity in these later seasons. But now, after nine long years of story...after Clark learns he's ( Read more... )

You know, it's no wonder that, in Doctor Who, every new regeneration of the Doctor is a bit nuts. I mean, think about it. He never loses any knowledge but always pops in as a fully grown adult. An entire universe of knowledge inside his head, but each time he's got to learn about himself all over again. Find his own identity amidst truly massive ( Read more... )

Worth Remembering:

"Men don't faint, we take unintended, decisive naps."

Thanks, Scrubs.

Haha! Batman wins! I win!

http://money.cnn.com/2010/02/26/news/economy/batman_comic/index.htm