I liked the spin-off, The Zeta Project. The plot was pretty interesting and it was cool that they tried to talk about serious themes, much like Static Shock had done. Too bad WB gutted the show to the point the creator decided to abandon it, we never got any resolution.

The BoS lore is all over the place because they are used for whatever is more convenient to the story.

I miss Windows 7...

I'm a huge fan of the series, and my answer would be no. They had a really solid premise but kinda lost themselves on the plot, to the point most people can't even tell you what was going on. If you want to watch it, check the "monster-of-the-week" episodes, that's where the show shined the most.

Sometimes it's best to just stay quiet.

Okay, so it wins because it's well designed with plenty of natural air-flow and light, unlike so many pretentious homes that people pay millions for.

And 8 are lying about not having. Anyone that is tech savvy enough to do a Google search probably considered piracy at some point instead of getting another subscription just to watch one thing.

I have to imagine any rock sticking out of the water counts as an island.

Except their prices are going down and they actually have power at all times, unlike a certain state.

They are retiring their pigeons?

It's a really interesting episode because we see how the Machine thinks, running all these parallel realities in milliseconds to determine the best course of action... And it is still not enough.

This is legitimately one of the funniest stories I seen this year.

This level of incompetence is cartoonish.

Should just make a life-like statue of King, those seldom go wrong and everybody likes it.

At least they are honest.

So bizarre that in such advanced country something as basic as that took so long to get recognition.

For as retrograde as their laws are, popular culture is fairly progressive (often too much).