Aaron’s Journal: Leaving Priscilla – Again

During my freshman year at MIT, most of the guys in my dorm would stay up insanely late trying to think up an idea that would change the world. Unfortunately, this pursuit usually just turned into betting someone to do something stupid. Case in point, I remember one night I bet my friend Gary 50 bucks that he couldn’t down three flaming vodka shots in under a minute. He gladly accepted the challenge and we set them ablaze. However, as we were stupid college freshmen, we didn’t know that you have to blow out the flame before drinking and sadly, Gary didn’t realize this until it was too late. Terrified, he spit the vodka out – momentarily resembling a screaming dragon – and lit the common room ping-pong table on fire. Luckily, someone else grabbed a fire extinguisher while I hid in the corner laughing, fairly certain I had just witnessed the best fire story of my life. Continue reading

Aaron’s Journal: The Power of Nanites

During my freshman year at MIT, most of the guys in my dorm would stay up insanely late trying to think up an idea that would change the world. Unfortunately, this pursuit usually just turned into betting someone to do something stupid. Case in point, I remember one night I bet my friend Gary 50 bucks that he couldn’t down three flaming vodka shots in under a minute. He gladly accepted the challenge and we set them ablaze. However, as we were stupid college freshmen, we didn’t know that you have to blow out the flame before drinking and sadly, Gary didn’t realize this until it was too late. Terrified, he spit the vodka out – momentarily resembling a screaming dragon – and lit the common room ping-pong table on fire. Luckily, someone else grabbed a fire extinguisher while I hid in the corner laughing, fairly certain I had just witnessed the best fire story of my life. Continue reading

Aaron’s Journal: Nanites

I don’t know how to process this. For 15 years, I’ve wanted to know what really caused the Blackout. I spent sleepless nights trying to puzzle it out. I know for a fact there are others like me, scientists and engineers desperate to figure it all out, to apply reason to the completely irrational. That whole time, the answer was literally all around us. Rachel just laid the whole thing out to me, and… I’m more confused than ever. Continue reading

Aaron’s Journal: What Rachel Knows

I have to admit that before this little road trip started, I’d long since given up on ever finding out what caused the Blackout. I mean, in the days that followed, we were all too worried about finding food and water to care about the hows and whys. And even when things finally did settle down – well – lets just say information isn’t as readily available as it used to be. But now, a woman I lived and worked next to for, ya know, years – in a tiny cul-de-sac in Wisconsin – and oh, by the way – thought was dead up until a few days ago – knows the answers to all of my questions. Continue reading

Official Episode Guide: 1×14 The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia

04/15/2013 (10:01PM – 11:00PM) (Monday) :

ANOTHER BETRAYAL PUSHES MONROE TO THE EDGE WHILE RACHEL MAKES A BIG MOVE TO TURN THE POWER BACK ON – Paranoia strikes Monroe deeply (David Lyons) as Neville disappears and Neville’s (Giancarlo Esposito) son Jason (JD Pardo) makes a big decision. Meanwhile, the familial bond between Miles (Billy Burke) and Charlie (Tracy Spiridakos) grows stronger. Elsewhere, Miles experiences romantic attraction with both Rachel (Elizabeth Mitchell) and Nora (Daniella Alonso). And Rachel sets off on her dangerous quest to infiltrate the Tower and restore power to the world before Monroe can ignite a nuclear device. Also starring, Zak Orth, Dayo, Okeniyi and Robert Pralgo.

Episode Guide.

Revolution Solid in Monday Returns

Variety: In the nationals, NBC’s “The Voice” edged up to a 4.8/13 in 18-49 and 14.47 million viewers overall, a 14% gain in the demo over its fall premiere. Competing 8-10 p.m. reality competition  “Dancing With the Stars” on ABC also was up a bit in the nationals (to 2.4/6 in 18-49, 14.47 million viewers overall).

As “The Voice” went up, though, “Revolution” lost a tick (to 2.6/7 in 18-9, 7.03 million viewers overall), matching the show’s lowest same-night score to date….

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Revolution Webisode: Wheatley’s Letters: May 7th

Revolution is set to return to NBC’s schedule on March 25, and in the interim, six animated webisodes will be produced. According to EW, the first episode is available starting today on sites as varied as NBC.com, Hulu, YouTube, and even On Demand. One new webisode will post every week until February 18. You can check out the first webisode, below. Continue reading

Revolution ratings for November 26, 2012

Net      Show/Time                    18-49    Viewers
9.00     NBC Revolution                2.9        8.70
NBC    The Voice                          4.2       12.19
CBS     2 Broke Girls                    4           11.68
CBS     Mike and Molly                 3.6        11.25
CBS     How I Met Your Mother    3.4         8.77
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Revolution ratings for November 19, 2012

“Revolution” (2.6/7 in adults 18-49, 7.0 million viewers overall)

At 10:01 p.m. ET, “Revolution” (2.6/7 in adults 18-49, 7.0 million viewers overall) equaled last week’s 18-49 rating and ranked #1 in the time period on ABC, CBS, NBC and Fox in 18-49 and most other key demographics. “Revolution” is currently delivering an 18 percent margin of victory in 18-49 (with a 2.6 rating vs. a 2.2 for CBS’s #2 “Hawaii Five-0″).  “Revolution” is up 63 percent versus NBC’s average
in the time period last season in 18-49 rating (2.6 vs. 1.6, L+SD non-sports) and up 38 percent in total viewers (7.040 million vs. 5.106 million).

FootNotes: Monroe Republic Watch List

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Under Article 7, Sec. 28 of the Monroe Republic Immigration and Naturalization Defense Act, all designated officials of the Republic (deputized or pursuant to statute or executive order) possess the right to question, detain or otherwise imprison any and all applicants suspected of criminal or subversive behavior. (Paragraph f-57 FR 34298)
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