My philosophy has always been: "If it's not broken, fix it 'till it is." I'm glad to see I'm not alone in this.

I don't know much about cave spacemen, but some people call me the space cowboy.

If Chewbacca lives on Endor, you must acquit! The defense rests

I seem to remember a movie by Carl Reiner and Steve Martin back when I was a kid where they did this.

Guess I'll have to buy the White Album again.

You know what they say about idle hands...

Idle hands get in the way of the devil's work?

Spock.....there's.....a man.....on.....the wing!

We might also see another peak if, for some reason, large numbers of people suddenly decide to congregate in a set geographic location like a shopping mall. Or maybe if groups of people gather in a self contained tube for hours at a time. Luckily, I can't imagine any reason for people to do either of these things in at least the next week or so.

From my understanding, the power consumption of LCD TVs are calculated based on the maximum power usage. That would be OK if it weren't for the fact that most have this God awful "Vivid" (power draining) setting that seems to be the default. I bought a new 42 inch LCD a couple weeks ago, as soon as something came on with a white background, I looked like a vampire in the sunlight. It was just way to bright. After fiddling with the settings, I found that I get the best picture with the backlight turned down. When I'm watching SD broadcasts, I get the best picture with the backlight turned WAY down. I don't know if others have the same experience, but if most of us are turning our backlights down, it would seem like manufacturers are just shooting themselves in the foot by offering an energy hungry vivid mode that most people don't use.

I was thinking along the same lines. Not that I'm trying to evoke Godwin's Law, but would it be illegal to refer to Hitler by name in relation to the murder of millions of people? How about Himmler, Goebbels, or the rest of that lot?

I smell a new reality TV series. Can we vote people out the air lock?

I'm Howling Mad Murdoch, get off my lawn or I'll shake my fist at you again!

Funny, as I was watching I thought it should be called Lost in Stargate Galactica. But the Lost I was thinking about was Lost in Space, with Robert Carlyle as Dr. Smith.