Man, it’s good to have Nathan Fillion back on my TV. Let’s hope Fox has grown a brain among at least one of its executives sometime in the last five years.
Posted by Rajan on April 15th, 2007 at 7:17 pm
The premise is thoroughly ridiculous. Then again, so was Prison Break‘s. And all of Whedon’s shows. I’ll give it some time.
Posted by steph on April 15th, 2007 at 8:14 pm
Harvard Law prof and two students go after the RIAA. — Heroes of the week.
The Minority Report hand-waving computer interface is now real. Its users will have the best toned arms in the office.
The Matrix runs on Windows. Ow. It hurts to laugh that hard.
Google flu trends — doing something useful with all those searches for “flu symptoms.”
Catch you on the flip side, @MarsPhoenix. Good work. Sleep well.
I’m addicted to the NYTimes maps this morning, especially the county bubble view. Hello, population distribution! It’s fascinating to compare this year to 2004.
LibriVox — “acoustical liberation of books in the public domain”
I’m watching the show now (DVR and all). It would be nice to have it stick around even though I’m not sure of the premise. But I trust Tim Minnear.