I think this must be the kind of dystopia where all of the people above a certain IQ have already fled to Canada, and the truly stupid are left to fight over control of the country.

And trial lawyers have all been imprisoned because they hate America.

But, like, who designed this system, where a guy who has a brief murderous thought goes into Zombie Therapy, and someone like Ken Lay isn't even on the radar?

Well, to be fair, the notoriously paranoid Philip K. Dick - they didn't really screw with the basic premise much (which is pretty much all that the story is), just added their own story.

Also, you know what? If Max von Sydow is in charge of it, you've got yourself a pretty good guarantee that It's Going To Go Badly.

Unless it's an exorcism. Granted, it didn't go well for either priest, but it worked.

Is there a web page explaining the BttF II/III time inconsistencies? I am curious, but afraid of what I would bring about if I asked MM, Sean and Lilty to explain inthread.

And keep Max away from Canadian beer.

And keep Max away from Canadian beer.

Also, chessboards. And spaceships.

However, he'd be the go-to guy if you want to take out a CIA think tank.

YOU! paff DO NOT! paff TIE YOUR DOG TO A HOT RADIATOR! paff WISE UP YOU HEARTLESS TWIT! paff ... I got my eye on you from now on, buddy. Fido and I are real close friends. You mess with Fido, you answer to me.

Oh, yes..... I love this.

Gah. Doomsday Book just about killed me. To Say Nothing of the Dog was delightful, but it didn't stay with me as long as Doomsday Book.

Doom and doom tends to make more of an impression than whimsical romp. I liked them both but, yeah, Doomsday Book will stick around longer.

edited to fix writing forward while going backward in time.

Have any of the James Franco lovers around these parts seen Sonny? It's been airing on one of the premium movie channels for a while now.

Lyra Jane, I just googled and found this site.

I think I'd need the flowcharts.