I'm searching for a way to protect my family in the wake of the ensuing anarchy when this hits the airwaves. If you were to shop this around, you wouldn't have any problems getting it on the air.

-Josh, Michigan

As always, I enjoyed it. It seemed to me that this time it started out a little slower and was a little less sharp-tongued than previous editions. But it seemed to pick up the pace towards the end.

Taking up your challenge to disagree: When you stated that scientists simply say "Big Bang" and can't explain it beyond that, I believe that the latest push forward in Quantum Physics (M-Theory and even later F-Theory) gets into an attempt at an explanation of what scientists who adhere to that theory now believe the Big Bang to be. The whole thing opened up and "explained" by the "mind-boggling" mathematical revelations introduced when the 11th Dimension was first introduced. I'd have to go back and research it to make sure I'm not describing this from a faulty memory, but in very simplistic terms I believe I saw the "Big Bang" described as the collision of two universes in the 11th Dimension. Obviously not describable in our limited three dimensional (four if you count time) experience, but apparently describable in very complex mathematical terms. In any event scientists are now beyond simply stating "Big Bang" and leaving it at that.

- The Colonel, Florida