I’ll apologize in advance because I’m phoning it in this week.  I have been swamped with work.  I’ve worked the past two weekends and am doing it again this weekend.  Two of my employees resigned but someone has got to make the doughnuts.  Given the three-month lapse with almost no work last year, I’ll knock wood.

I don’t have any inspiring workout news or advice.  I won’t be around for this week’s GlibFit either because I’m getting together with my parents and sister. So, I’ll suggest some alternative topics.

Topic One: Babylon 5 was the best science fiction show on television.  I know there are a million variables to this.  There are plenty of strong contenders: Battlestar Galactica (the reboot), Star Trek: The Original Series (considering when it was broadcast), and I have heard great things about The Expanse though I have never seen it.  B5 got so much right, first.  There was a story arc to the entire series. It addressed religion, war, and commerce in a serious way.  Heroes were shown to fallible and villains (sometimes) earned redemption.  Discuss.

Topic Two: Farscape had the best-looking space chicks.  I’m defining this by major recurring characters.  Lots of shows had one super-hot chick (I’m looking at you Star Trek: Voyager) but not much more.  Farscape, even with its semi-rotating cast, had one hottie after the next all of whom were bad asses in their own way.

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California’s Covid numbers have fallen off a cliff.  We are back to where we were in mid-November.  We had a double peak during the winter.  The last one was January 13th.  F***ing Newsom can’t take any credit and the populace seems to recognize this.  Bye bye Gavin.

It looks like we are close to herd immunity.  I have to laugh at the headline.  Here is the op-ed author’s bio, Dr. Makary is a professor at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and Bloomberg School of Public Health, chief medical adviser to Sesame Care, and author of “The Price We Pay.” I guess that doesn’t make you an expert.  You are only an expert if you subscribe to pandemic panic and intrusive government measures.