chad
writes, The Toronto Star has an interesting
article with a lot of good info about the future
of Enterprise and Star Trek in general. Here’s a quote
from the interview of Jolene Blalock:
There is an awkward silence when the
subject of the final episode is broached. “I don’t
know where to begin with that one,” she finally
stammers. “The final episode is …
appalling.”
nopoet406
writes, Advertising has been minimal, so UK
Trekkers will be delighted to know that the fourth
series (or “season” if you prefer) of Star Trek:
Enterprise starts on Sky One at 8pm on Tuesday 08
March 2005. “Storm Front part 1” is followed by the
first series finale of Stargate: Atlantis, with the
Wraith launching an assault on the Atlantis city.
This week’s round of DVD picks is a bit sparse.
Things then pick up for the next few weeks. (I have
items on preorder every week from March 15 to
mid-April, with oddball picks going out into August.)
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The now unbelievably cheesey Night Stalker (1972) was, for a time, the top-rated made-for-tv movie, with its tale of a wiseass reporter chasing down a vampire in Las Vegas. It birthed a series, which scifi.com and others report will soon be remade, with Stuart Townsend as Kolchak. Frank Spotnitz, of The X-Files fame, will produce.
Probably the last we’ll see of the Klingons for a while.
Awhile ago, we ran this bit on the Superman is a Dick site. The site has since found a new location, and it includes such classics as this hard-to-believe Batman adventure.
Sci-Fi Wire has some details about what we’ll see in Season 2. Of note: It begins 6 months after the original mini-series and Homeland Security agent Tom Baldwin has been reinstated.
Fan favorite Hurley has his backstory revealed.
Lucy, you got some ‘splaining to do.
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Damien
writes, So much for not flogging the dead
horse… the Save Enterprise fund has received a $3
million pledge from three anonymous donors from
the new private space flight industry. The donors
state that “We think Star Trek and especially its
latest incarnation, “Enterprise” is the kind of TV
that should be aired more often” and “The
people airing this kind of TV have a responsibility;
inspiration.” Too bad they didn’t add a clause:
get rid of the current management (BnB).