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Reynardine: It behaves that way because she wills it so. That's how a blinker stone works!
Kat: That doesn't explain anything!
Reynardine: It explains enough, doesn't it?
Kat: Ugh! That's a terrible ethic!

—Gunnerkrigg Court

Christina: How does a crystal drive a bus?
The Doctor: In a super clever outer-spacey way... Just trust me.

—Doctor Who, "Planet of the Dead"

Amy: Are you gonna make her talk again?
The Doctor: Can't.
Rory: Why not?
Amy: Spacey-wacey isn't it?
The Doctor: Well actually its because the Time Lords discovered that if you take an eleventh dimensional matrix and fold it into a mechanical frame then... Yes its spacey-wacey!

—Doctor Who, "The Doctor's Wife"

Time Magazine: How does the Heisenberg compensator work?
Star Trek technical advisor Michael Okuda: It works very well, thank you.

—"Reconfigure the Modulators!" (Nov. 28, 1994)

Stan: Jeff?! I thought you drowned!
Jeff: Nope.
Stan: Awesome.

—American Dad

Zadok: We have ambient light. That means it's coming from everywhere at once. If there's space up there, it's white too.
Ghanny: So?
Zadok: So shouldn't that light be accumulating and blinding us all?
Tailsteak: Light in this universe breaks back down into heat after traveling 1.85 kilometres.

Ghanny: Einstein would have a fit.

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 '''Kat:''' That doesn't explain anything!
 '''Reynardine:''' It explains enough, doesn't it?
-'''Kat:''' Ugh! That's a terrible ethic!|''[[Gunnerkrigg Court]]''}}
+'''Kat:''' Ugh! That's a terrible ethic!
+|''[[Gunnerkrigg Court]]''}}
 {{quote|'''Christina:''' How does a crystal drive a bus?
-'''The Doctor:''' In a super clever outer-spacey way...just trust me.|''[[Doctor Who]]'', "Planet of the Dead"}}
+'''The Doctor:''' In a super clever outer-spacey way... Just trust me.
+|''[[Doctor Who]]'', "Planet of the Dead"}}
 {{quote|'''Amy:''' Are you gonna make her talk again?
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 '''Rory:''' Why not?
 '''Amy:''' Spacey-wacey isn't it?
-'''The Doctor:''' Well actually its because the Time Lords discovered that if you take an eleventh dimensional matrix and fold it into a mechanical frame then... Yes its spacey-wacey!|''[[Doctor Who]]'', "The Doctor's Wife"}}
+'''The Doctor:''' Well actually its because the Time Lords discovered that if you take an eleventh dimensional matrix and fold it into a mechanical frame then... Yes its spacey-wacey!
+|''[[Doctor Who]]'', "The Doctor's Wife"}}
-{{quote|'''Time Magazine''': How does the Heisenberg compensator work?
-'''''[[Star Trek]]'' technical advisor Michael Okuda''': [[Henway|It works]] [[Mathematician's Answer|very well, thank you.]]|"Reconfigure the Modulators," Nov. 28, 1994}}
+{{quote|'''[[Time Magazine]]''': How does the Heisenberg compensator work?
+'''''[[Star Trek]]'' technical advisor Michael Okuda''': [[What's a Henway?|It works]] [[Mathematician's Answer|very well, thank you.]]
+|"[http://content.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,981892,00.html Reconfigure the Modulators!]" (Nov. 28, 1994)}}
 {{quote|'''Stan''': ''Jeff?! I thought you drowned!''
 '''Jeff''': ''Nope''.
-'''Stan''': ''Awesome''.|''[[American Dad]]''}}
+'''Stan''': ''Awesome''.
+|''[[American Dad]]''}}
 {{quote|'''Zadok''': We have ambient light. That means it's coming from everywhere at once. If there's space up there, it's white too.
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 '''Zadok''': So shouldn't that light be accumulating and blinding us all?
 '''[[Author Avatar|Tailsteak]]''': Light in this universe breaks back down into heat after traveling 1.85 kilometres.<br />
-'''Ghanny''': Einstein would have a fit.|''[[One Over Zero]]'' [http://www.undefined.net/1/0/?strip=920\]}}
+'''Ghanny''': Einstein would have a fit.
+|''[[One Over Zero]]'' [http://www.undefined.net/1/0/?strip=920\]}}
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