TV/DVD Review: Stargate Season 4

Okay…My turn to review a season of Stargate. Just a heads up – this is a review of the shows, not so much the DVDs. I haven’t watched the extras or listened to the commentary yet. Be warned – the one extra I did watch was more than a bit cheesy. Buy these if you want it for the SHOW.
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Weekly Comics Discussion

This week sees a
shipping list that includes the reprint of
Daredevil Vol. 7: Hardcore, which means I
can finally get up to date on this title, both
reading and reviewing, as well as Essential
Spider-Man Vol. 6, featuring the death of Gwen
Stacy and the new Green Goblin, Exiles #48,
wrapping up Tom Bedard’s first story on the title,
Ultimate Fantastic Four , finishing the
first story arc and paving the way for a new creative
team next month, and Ultimate Spider-Man
#60, which kicks off the new Carnage storyline.

Top 25 Cult TV Shows of All Time

…at least, according to TV Guide. Needless to say, the list is very Genre-heavy.

25. Freaks & Geeks
24. Absolutely Fabulous
23. Forever Knight
22. H. R. Pufnstuf
21. Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman
20. Twin Peeks
19. Dark Shadows
18. Doctor Who
17.The Avengers
16. My So Called Life
15. Quantum Leap
14. Beauty & the Beast
13. Babylon 5
12. Family Guy
11. Mystery Science Theater 3000
10. Pee-Wee’s Playhouse
9. Xena: Warrior Princess
8. The Twilight Zone
7. The Prisoner
6. The Simpsons
5. Monty Python’s Flying Circus
4. Farscape
3. Buffy the Vampire Slayer
2. X-Files
1. Star Trek

Brannon Braga may step back from Enterprise

shayward writes, According to a story on trekweb found here, Enterprise co-creator and executive producer Brannon Braga may take his hands off of season 4 because he is “not sure how [he] can top [his work in season 3].”

Not sure what I think about this. Probably just wild assumptions and fan dreams. Based on interviews I’ve read and seen over the years, Braga isn’t the problem. Berman’s a king-size jackass that doesn’t give a rip about the Star Trek name or the fans.