I like how she’s reading the manual as she’s doing this. 
“What does ‘glaucoma’ mean?”
“It’s an optic nerve disea… wait, what?” 
Don’t they have to extract Olga’s soul first?
That was brilliant.
The science of this doesn’t seem all that exact.
This is getting into the realm of 2001 starchild confusion.
Reminded me of Sheridan’s early Vorlon training.
A beautiful moment, alone in the dark.
“Fragments and residue.”
That’s why the chickpea was dry. Nina has a Vorlon in her. :eek:
And so does Sveta.
So his soul seeks the other piece of itself? That’s touching.
I really wonder if there isn’t illegal tech like this going on. For example, cloning. Maybe I watch too much Fringe, Dollhouse, etc. But don’t you think there are technologies we don’t know about being used?
Great choice, 'talos. Thot-provoking, funny, a bit depressing, definitely my kind of flick.
That was an interesting side effect. The soul went to the places its owner was. Really compelling.
I thot so. Glad you enjoyed it. I read about it in the free press and it piqued my curiosity.
“The free press”? 'splain, please, for those of us who don’t work for media conglomerates? 
I’m watching some of the extras, with extended performances of soullessness. Giamatti’s a genius.
Oh yeah. Sorry. I mean the free paper that they give out everyday. Not “the free press”!
He is a special talent. Well, less so now, since his soul is shriveled up.
Ah, I see. Well, you were right about Moon, and you were right about this. Keep 'em coming.
All the more reason to start nourishing it again.
There’s this movie with blue aliens…I think it’s in the theatres right now…Evatarg, I think…