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I've only watched it 2 or 3 times. I found it had some pretty good content, but found the show to mostly waste time. I'd prefer just non-stop high speed filming of various things without any hosts or hype. The only ones I remember were the water balloons and the carnival trick: breathing fire...

I remember the times when you just put the cassette into the cassette deck and type LOAD.

HAPPY AFTERBIRTH DAY

IBM Watson Team Takes Your Questions IBM's Watson, the newly crowned Jeopardy champ, is now fielding your toughest questions at Reddit.com IBM's engineering team behind the Jeopardy super computer will be answering the ten most popular Watson-themed questions submitted to this thread at...

If you're interested, there's an entire show dedicated to it and it's called Time Warp. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VoQ0DQpwwHU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7H0U4CvgiMk

I'm generation X.

I'm really starting to take a liking to your generation.

Dead Phil, it's every 100 years according to the BBC story. And we are long overdue; that's where 150 comes from. Keep in mind, this is a ball of gas, it's not going to be punctual like an orbit or something.

Wow, this is sounding pretty good. Nice surprise. The combat sounds like Condemned, which is definitely not a bad thing.

Archon Some company bought the IP and announced they would be re-making it and then disappeared from the Earth. :( EDIT: wait a minute, IT'S AVAILABLE ON STEAM! : http://store.steampowered.com/app/65400/

Toronto?????

Lmao... "US Cities"... it's perfect.

You guys can't possibly be arguing that finding out what you have plugged into your PS3 would be cost prohibitive to Sony. I know. But only a company as arrogant as Sony would do something this foolish (regarding credit card numbers being unencrypted). I almost believe it.

It seems like it might be bullshit, but not because of that. I mean how much bandwidth does a text file with a few strings use, less than a kb?