Thread: V

Quote: Originally Posted by Focker That's why I love my DirecTV DVR...dual cables coming out of the dish means I can record 2 shows at once. Also, it's not that tough to set to record 2 minutes before start time and end 2 minutes after end time. I have Time Warner cable. With their DVR, I can adjust the start and end times by 2 minutes, but if you have two other shows recording at the top of the hour, and your previous recording...

Quote: Originally Posted by wx or not That does it. Your Welcome Wagon membership is revoked. I'll join Welcome Missile instead.

Quote: Originally Posted by Spike Did you notice that the people visiting the ship hovering over New York had to go to freakin' New Jersey to catch the shuttle? What's the point of that? Maybe the aliens were just visiting New York to do some shopping. I mean, it's hard to find genuine Bigdork and Manhole scarves out in the cosmos.

Quote: Originally Posted by Clever Login Name Or you could just read a damn book and stop watching so much tv. How do you DVR a book?

Or you could just read a damn book and stop watching so much tv.

Quote: Originally Posted by Clever Login Name Or you could just read a damn book and stop watching so much tv. I don't think this book has aliens in it...or maybe it does...

Quote: Originally Posted by Gil Reminds me of when I lived in Taiwan in the early 70s and programs started more or less on time, but you had to start watching five minutes early and might have to wait until five past the start time to catch the beginning. That had nothing to do with recording, of course. In England, the BBC for years started television shows when the previous one ended, whenever that was. Schedules were just an estimation....

Quote: Originally Posted by Tripe Face Would you want to see the aliens blow up TVMatt's Central Park Coop building or a farm bureau's grain elevator The devastation at 2:14 is remarkable . I say go with Nebraska! __________________ " ECP is right!" Tripe Face , Oct. 15, 2009.

Quote: Originally Posted by Spike Something occurred to me while watching this show: Usually when aliens invade in the movies and television, they bring their ships right in and hover over large cities. Logistically, an intelligent race bringing a huge ship into the atmosphere for the purpose of loading and offloading supplies, equipment and personnel would NOT want to do that. First off, they would ideally want to find a clear area and land...

Quote: Originally Posted by Jane Craig I read today that the numbers were down about 25% in week two. (I was one of them.) You didn't miss anything.