Blocking the Observer mind reading seemed like a pretty good special skill.
Yeah, but she was able to teach that to other people, so I don't really think it's a Cortexaphin skill.
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Blocking the Observer mind reading seemed like a pretty good special skill.
Yeah, but she was able to teach that to other people, so I don't really think it's a Cortexaphin skill.
It seemed to come pretty naturally to her and it took Broyles a year to learn so I'm inclined to count it. It not as flashy as telekinesis, but still pretty cool.
Ooh, Hugh Laurie as a pirate.
I just watched OUAT's "The Crocodile". Hook is very, very pretty.
Yeah, I gotta get catching up on S2 in order. I very much felt like S2 looked like it was going to be better, but we'll see.
Also Revenge, when I get further than 8 eps in. and into a thread where it's on topic...
That Walking Dead casting spoiler is confirmed.
huh. still confused, but okay!
No shit. I think I won't tell Beau this because narratively it feels like they are fixing a problem. Well they certainly have a better actor.
John Noble tweeted that they've started shooting the final episode of Fringe, and... "We still don't know how the series ends. Joel is keeping us in suspense til the very end. Nerve wracking."
FWIW, I really do enjoy Dark Matters on the Science Channel -- not just because John Noble as the narrator is so clearly enjoying himself, but the recreations of science history are decently put together and correctly talk about ethical investigations. They've covered the Tuskegee syphilis study, and the Stanford prison experiment, for instance.