Although it was nice to see wassname, that character actor who is rapidly racking up his tv credits. Pretty soon he'll be catching up with Mark Shepherd.
Giancarlo Esposito?
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Although it was nice to see wassname, that character actor who is rapidly racking up his tv credits. Pretty soon he'll be catching up with Mark Shepherd.
Giancarlo Esposito?
Nope, the guy who was the father. He's been on SG-1 and The Good Wife and a bunch of other stuff too.
So it's some sort of radiating pulse that stops the momentum of moving cars and sucks planes out of the sky?
It actually got dumber than I was expecting. That hurts...
And I pulled the name Tim Guinee out of my metaphorical ass--that's who you mean, Consuela?
... yeah? I think.
It actually got dumber than I was expecting.
Yeah, at least SM Stirling just called it magic.
Does it "scientifically" make things like steam power and levers stop working too?
Yes, Tim Guinee.
Apparently gunpowder still works.
I love Tim Guinee so much and have for a long time, but his name is like mist to me. In fact I thought I guessed "Tim" because he'd been on a Tim show. Quite surprised to be right.
Does it "scientifically" make things like steam power and levers stop working too?
::handwaves madly::
This is a show designed by and for people who are scientific illiterates. HAVE WE FOUGHT AND DIED IN VAIN?
I'm not going to say that it's designed by scientific illiterates, but just that they clearly don't care.
They may not be scientific illiterates, but they're doing a really good impression of it.