Ron Moore spills the beans on Season 4 of Battlestar Galactica.
It should go without saying (but I’ll say it anyways), don’t read it if you didn’t watch Sunday’s episode.
Ron Moore spills the beans on Season 4 of Battlestar Galactica.
It should go without saying (but I’ll say it anyways), don’t read it if you didn’t watch Sunday’s episode.
technomancer writes, A great episode featuring Claudia Black in what will hopefully be a
recurring role. Harry is forced to take a class to get his PI license, only to
find the instructor murdered.
Also please tell me I’m not the only one who got the ‘The Devil and Mrs.
Jones’ thing with the whole episode.
Here’s my review of the series today. Given its nature, I wonder if perhaps it shouldn’t be reviewed again by someone reading more DC stuff.
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The last round of March releases can be found below. Also, I picked up a PS3 to use as a Blu-Ray player this weekend, so I’ll likely be paying much more attention to the high definition releases from now on as quality library titles come out. In the past, it was agreed that HD DVD and Blu-Ray releases would only be mentioned if they came out the same day as the DVD release, but I’m noticed great library titles, or even a mere 2-3 week delay between DVD and higher definition releases. Should I make a distinct, second column each week for HD DVD and Blu-Ray?
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Marvel’s latest direct to video release is almost as good as the first two, which weren’t all that great.
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This comic will not be reviewed as promised because it’s not intended to tell a story. Instead, this is a “Handbook” of sorts, cataloging all characters involved in the Civil War in some way and their status. If you read Marvel and didn’t read the Civil War, pick this up to know where everyone stands. If you have questions about where characters stand, pick this up. If you don’t care about the Civil War and its repercussions, this will not change your mind. This is a “where are they now” deal.
Sorry this review is later than usual. Flying home yesterday was something of a comedy of errors.
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Just in from Sci-Fi Wire, Sci-Fi Channel has upped the episode count ordered for Season Four of Battlestar Galactica. They are asking for 21 instead of the original 13. Also included in the deal, a special 2-hour movie that will be aired 4th quarter this year and released as a special DVD.
Ladies. Gentlemen. You have eaten well. You’ve eaten Gotham’s wealth. Its spirit. Your feast is nearly over. From this moment on—- none of you is safe.
–the Batman
Last week I reviewed The Batman Chronicles, Volume One, a compilation of Batman’s original adventures (1939-40). Our second retro-review of Batman looks at Frank Miller and David Mazzucchelli’s post-Crisis account of the hero’s first year.
When Kate and Locke arrive at the Others’ camp, Ben promises to tell Locke the island’s secrets as long as he stops his destructive plan, and Kate learns that the Others have offered Jack a deal.