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Here's the casting breakdown for the character: Sounds like they're casting it right.

I thinks she'll serve an expository role to help viewers connect the dots they don't have time to portray; I can easily imagine a scene in the next season where she's talking with someone inconsequential to the story (another prostitute, for example) and says something like, "I don't think Lord...

Some discussion of it in its other (slightly confusingly-named) thread here: http://www.enworld.org/forum/media-lounge-miscellaneous-geek-stuff/307582-journal-1-2011-1-2-live-learn-falling-skies.html

Ok, I give: how is it a spoiler? (I've read the books, fwiw.) Well, I get a sort of , but that can't be it, right?

As long as you're online and willing to burn through the data. Yeah, though I'll believe that when I see it. I mean, the advance of computing power means that there will certainly be tablets that can run Flash stuff as smoothly as a full-sized computer, but when? This thing has similar power as...

HP's WebOS user interface looks pretty slick, and since its apps are HTML5 and Javascript at heart, it should be comparatively easy to make them. Not saying it'll be a big success, but I'm definitely intrigued.

No, there's no need for all of that nonsense. I have two adult proposals for you: politely choose to not use the term in this context because you know I find it offensive or continue to use it as you see fit. It's all up to you.

Dude, spoilers!

Well, makes that easier, anyway. If you don't want to be spoiled on anything -- movie, television show, videogame, roleplaying module, outcome of a sporting event, or where babies come from -- don't use the Scryer.

Ooh, including stuff that's in [ spoiler ] tags?

Or (spoiler) (/spoiler) for stretches of text. Black color only works for people viewing the page with the black theme in a traditional browser; there's a light colored theme, plus other ways to view the site (like the mobile app).

(Not related to the topic but to wording: I'd like to request that y'all stop using the word "rape", even with the "wallet" qualifier. First, the word has some serious power that shouldn't be watered down like this, in my opinion, and second, in every example so far you had a choice about...

Do you have any links available related to Silverlight 5 working under iOS? I did a lot of searching and found some references to people saying that Silverlight 5 might output HTML 5 and Javascript instead of its proprietary format but nothing confirming it, and definitely nothing confirming it...

Perhaps, it's certainly possible. I don't see it as major, but maybe it's the start of something.

Right, sorry, didn't mean it was nothing: in that context it's noteworthy and a win for Android. I just don't see it as "a *MAJOR* game changer", even in that market.

I agree that they make fun of Neil, and as an extension, D&D players. However when they were all playing and were all into it I think they did an excellent job of portraying the fun of roleplaying games.

I'll add that if these tablets were distributed to every passenger then it would indeed be huge; that would take a whole lot more than 6,000 devices, though.

I agree that I'm making an assumption, but it's based on actual market position. The PR is very limited and will be completely over in 24 hours. American isn't going to run TV spots with the info because it only applies to premium cabin seats. They don't advertise their first class amenities...

You're assuming that AA weighed its options and decided to buy tablets from Samsung rather than buying iPads; it's very likely that the opposite is true. Samsung is thrilled to be able to pay American Airlines to offer the use of their tablets to first class passengers; Apple has no need to do so.

I hope it's not wrong because I felt the same way.