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I'd like to think that the birds were up your sleeve ala Gob Bluth.

This is one of my favorite comics yet, bee-tee-dubs.

I agree with the above, the day Verizon offers the iPhone (which will happen at some point... right?) is the day I'll get one. I would rather have an iRat than use AT&T's service.

If the Quantum Leap Series Finale had been a Season Finale, then it would have been on that list. Instead they added that terrible line of text and turned what could have been a seriously awesome game changer into one of the most aggravating finales ever.

The only thing I could add to your list is the Venture Bros. Best season finales ever.

Agreed.

Also, I think we should see more strips with the Fox Executive, the fictional version of him always brings a smile to my Face.

Good point, I always forget that about Fox. Still, I wonder what kind of ratings Dollhouse would pull if it were Fringe's lead-in. Surely better than the 1.0 it pulls on Fridays... right?

I could never get into Chuck myself. I tried watching a couple of episodes, but it just never really clicked for me.

Now Terminator, on the other hand, I liked it's last season better than BSG's last two. I will sorely miss it.

While I really liked Dollhouse, especially the last half of it, I still think Fox made the wrong choice. Now granted, I thought it would have been great if they would have kept both of them and put them all together on a night with Fringe.

However in my book, Terminator was the better show and deserved to be saved (in an either/or situation).

Can't we trade Chuck for Terminator? it works that way, right?

The comic prequel answers a lot of lingering questions about the film. The mining ship is outfitted with a ton of experimental weapons from the future, including some based on Borg Technology.

I imagine they aimed Kirk's ship at the starfleet colony, as they wanted to exile him but not kill him. Also, the planet was obviously the closest planet to Vulcan, so it was the first place for Kirk to be dumped, and the only place Nero could dump Spock to watch the destruction of the Planet. It makes a lot of sense actually.

Hmm, I guess if you smoosh the second and third line together you do get that. Now I'm going to have to start putting the lines together in all the different permutations to find the hidden message.