Oh I would watch the hell out of a show like this. If it gets ordered to series I'll be very excited. I loved The Martian , both the novel and the movie. Andy Weir is the perfect writer for a show like this.
Deadline reported that CBS has given a pilot order for Mission Control, a NASA-themed drama that “revolves around the next generation of NASA astronauts and scientists who juggle their personal and professional lives” during a critical mission.
Really liking this new tweaked look. Not a complete overhaul like the New 52 brought us, but a few small changes to bring back some elements of the classic look. The briefs aren't making a comeback yet, but I'll take it.
Most significantly, the signature red boots are back, although in an apparently metallic form to match Superman’s belt, which is now more pronounced and topped off with a shield-shaped gold buckle. The gauntlet-style arms are gone, too, replaced with simple cuffs.
US: Why can't we just pay for the cable channels we actually want a la carte?
(a few years later)
ALSO US: Why do we have to pay for all these streaming services individually? Can't there be some kind of package to save money?
The general idea is that each of these TV services will appeal to cord-cutters and cord-nevers who merely consider old-style cable and satellite TV too costly. To overcome that, each offers what are called “skinny bundles” of channels, with fewer, at various prices.
The last thing we need is to just port outmoded cable and satellite services to the internet.
Mama mia! Mama mia!
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Because of course they did.
The first third-party integration of Alexa comes from GE, and it looks pretty cool. If I didn't just get an Echo Dot a week ago, I'd be clamoring for a release date here. It makes a lot of sense for GE to get into this space, especially when you consider their involvement in the household appliance space. It would be a great experience to have your oven, your fridge, and your washer/dryer connected to Alexa.
GE is working to unleash the ultimate living experience through a suite of connected products designed to make your life simpler and help you do more. First on that journey is a contemporary LED table lamp that embeds Amazon Alexa Voice Service (AVS) directly inside, allowing you to use a light to order your dinner, listen to the latest headlines, preheat your oven or give a host of other voice commands.
This is the song that doesn't end... yes it goes on and on, my friend...