This is a rerun of the season two finale, first reviewed here.
Jake 2.0 Discussion – “Prince and the Revolution”
Either this is new, or it’s an episode we forgot to discuss
the first time around.
Angel Discussion – “Just Rewards” (rerun)
Tonight’s Angel is a repeat of this
episode.
Comic Review – “Green Lantern: Brother’s Keeper”
I tried this out because it was the only Green Lantern trade
on the shelves, and because it was written by Judd Winick.
I’ll be picking up more of Judd Winick’s work on this title
fairly shortly, I assure you.
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Firefly: “Heart of Gold”
A brothel on yet another goram rock in space is in a heap o’ trouble, and Mal and the crew ride on in to help’em out. This is the last of the so-called “lost” episodes of Firefly, not broadcast in the show’s original run. Not since “The Train Job” has the show taken its western elements so literally and, while its not the strongest episode, it works a lot better than that Fox-ordered second pilot. If you missed it on Space, you can find it on the DVD.
Andromeda Discussion – “Waking the Tyrant’s Device” (rerun)
There’s another rerun of Andromeda on the
schedule. It was first discussed here.
“Wizard of Oz” Discussion
Charmed is pre-empted tonight, but it’s being
pre-empted by a classic fantasy film that we might as well make
room to talk about, anyway. The Wizard of Oz airs
on the WB tonight at 7/6c. Check local listings.
Webcomix
Knew this kid awhile back, at the end of the last century. Since then, he’s joined the rest of us (ok, some of us) in the working world but, turns out, he’s also been doing webcomix under the handle “Tailsteak.” Most of these include at least some genre element….
Comic Review – “Joss Whedon’s Fray”
Does the creator of Buffy have what it takes to
write a comic? Read on to find out!
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Book Review – “Nine Princes in Amber”
I’m finally getting around to reviewing the first fantasy novel
I ever read. I remember how hard it was to find a book in
this series on the shelves back in junior high. Eight of us
were trying to read them all, so there was always a race to
grab one of the books when it became available.
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