visionary_coward writes, This has already been reviewed when it came out in Canada and elsewhere but is premiering on SciFi Channel tonight. What do people in the US think of it?
Secret Invasion Review – “Secret Invasion #3”
The third chapter in Marvel’s big summer event is out. Enjoy.
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Robert H. Justman passes to the Final Frontier
Robert H. Justman died today of complications resulting from Parkinson’s disease. Justman worked as producer and technical consultant on the original Star Trek and as supervising producer on Next Gen.
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Milky Way Losing the Arms Race in Space?
Actually, our conception of our local galaxy has changed. It appears the Milky Way only has two major spiral arms, instead of four.
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Weekly Comics Discussion – June 3, 2008
The complete list is available here.
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Weekend Review – “Josie and the Pussycats”
Here’s a somewhat off the wall choice for our latest Weekend Review.
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Weekly Digital Disc Picks – June 3, 2008
This is one heck of a week for Blu-Ray. Loads of movies that were previously exclusive to HD DVD hit shelves this Tuesday. Instead of the usual “under 10” title count for releases, Amazon.com lists 56 different titles coming this week, and one of them is Amazon.com’s top seller, outpacing all of the DVD releases. HD DVD, on the other hand, has a grand total of one upcoming title, that being “Disco Pigs” on June 24. Ladies and gentlemen, the HD format wars are most decidedly over.
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Secret Invasion Review – “Ms. Marvel #25-27”
The last Infiltration arc wraps up here.
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Lost Discussion – Season Four Finale
As Cheech Marin said when the Titanic arrived, “better late than never.”
Alexander Courage, Composer, Dead at Age 88
While he did do other work, Alexander (Sandy) Courage is famous for one thing. And let’s face it, all we need to hear are those three notes and we can see the Enterprise clearly in our mind’s eye.
Mr. Courage, who has been in failing health since 2005, was responsible for the theme from the original Star Trek. Thankfully, the network never opted to use Gene Roddenberry’s lyrics.