"Nightmare in Silver" was pretty damn good. Also, written by Neil Gaiman.

My fiancee and I have a pact to watch all our DVD's we either don't remember anything about, or haven't seen.

This week was "Ballistic".

I don't wanna talk about it.

You're paying roughly $600 per year, yes.

But then look at what you're getting:
After Effects ($999-ish)
Premiere -  ($999-ish)
Photoshop - ($999-ish)
Illustrator - ($999-ish)
InDesign - ($999-ish)
Lightroom - ($499-ish)
SpeedGrade - ($999-ish)
Audition - ($499-ish)
Encore - ($999-ish)
Dreamweaver - ($999-ish)

..and some more, albeit vague apps you probably don't ever use anyway(kinda like InDesign for the most of us. I use it a fair bit, but most of us don't)

(prices are in "ish", because I can't find the single app prices on the web anymore, but you get my point)

It IS a fair price. Sure, it's a monthly payment, but in my eyes, that beats the hell out of paying for the apps I normally use in one go, (Photoshop, After Effects, Premiere, Illustrator, InDesign, Lightroom, SpeedGrade and Audition)As well as getting the latest versions available in for the same price when they're released.

http://tv.adobe.com/m/#!/watch/inside-c … ive-cloud/

Latest episode was way better than the preview made it out to be. I remember going "Well it's a good thing this one was great, since next week looks like crap!" after watching Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS.

You know, we DO have a google community for these insider scoops. Log on to Google+ ( I know, who does that, right? ) and check it out. You've all gotten invites.

Of course you can. Just keep that mic on you at all times.

Then it's settled.

Didn't you get the memo?

Captain Jack Harkness.

hahaha

No, man, that was great. You should experience more like this.

Yup. Every bit as awesome as I hoped it'd be. Too bad the next one looks like space-filler-crap, though.