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Old sitcoms in 8-bit format, sort-of.

Hitler's golden superweapons. Made from gold.

Then riddle me this, Mr Neutral: how come the text on these pages is still white?

Think of it as having been stuffed down someone's pants. Someone amazing.

"I have no strong feelings one way or the other."

However, might I suggest that the Search input box on episode listing pages have greater contrast between the text and the background? For example, by having white text on black instead of grey, and perhaps by also making the border around the box a smidgen wider. Just for my poor human eyes, you understand. No biggie.

Yeah, when it comes to Star Trek, you won't catch me laxing about. Lollygagging, maybe.

Which, come to think of it, better not be a euphemism.

Trey now has me wondering of the potential for a Lost/Glee/Doctor Who three-way.

Warm grey is the new blue. But the curious glow behind the new forum caption is still blue.

Now that looks better.

Good holy mother of whut I don't even.

While I understand FixedR6's sentiment, I hadn't upgraded before now because my existing kit was good enough, and there was no compelling content unavailable to it.

However, waiting for consumer 4K is a bit like waiting for a 32-core processor before you buy a new computer: why do you think the improvement treadmill will plateau for long enough there to make it worth the money, when what you can buy now isn't?

Now that we've decoupled TV set resolutions from broadcast TV standards, I don't think there will ever again be an obvious good time to upgrade. I'm doing it because of equipment failure, and because my general purchasing philosophy is "buy the best you can afford, and drive it into the ground." So I expect to do the same with our next set, and don't expect it to be obviously outclassed by 3D, 4K or 5-sense-o-rama.

(Well, maybe that last one...)