The shipping
lists are light this week, presumably because it’s
the fifth week of November so the regular releases
were spread out some. The items that caught my eye
are below.
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Capote in Kansas
This town is still bleeding. Did you expect them to thank you for ripping off the bandage?
On Saturday, November 15, 1959, Dick Hickocks and Perry Smith entered a Kansas farmhouse and brutally murdered four people whom they’d never met. Truman Capote spent the next six years investigating the story and produced In Cold Blood, the original true crime novel.
Capote in Kansas deals with the crime peripherally; instead, it tells a fictionalized version of Capote’s years of research and writing. In Parks and Samnee’s version, the ghost of one of the victims assists the author.
‘Potter’ Still Top Turkey
The numbers are in and it looks like everyone’s favority boy wizard is still tops at the box office.
- Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
- Walk the Line
- Yours, Mine, and Ours *
- Chicken Little
- Rent *
- Just Friends *
- Pride and Prejudice
- Derailed
- In the Mix *
- The Ice Harvest *
* = New this week. More data.
Threshold Cancelled?
Zap2It is reporting that Threshold has been pulled from CBS’s lineup. There’s no confirmation from CBS as to whether or not it’s officially canned, but its lackluster ratings and schedule juggling make this no surprise.
Crap, does this mean Braga now has to time to fuc…er…work with Star Trek? ‘Cause I’m holding him to this.
Surface Discussion – “110”
Although most shows are in reruns this week, there’s a
new Surface to watch.
Battlestar Galactica Discussion – “Pegasus”
Sorry this is a few days late.
Battlestar Galactica: Flight of the Phoenix
Against a backdrop of increasing frustration and despair on board Galactica, Chief Tyrol decides to build a new fighter from parts. Meanwhile, the safety of the fleet is put in jeopardy when Galactica‘s computers start to malfunction.
Battlestar Galactica: Final Cut
Commander Adama and President Roslin grant reporter D’Anna Biers full access to the Galactica to make a film showing the human face of the military.
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Battlestar Galactica: Home, Part 2
The conclusion of last week’s episode delves deeply into Baltar’s relationship with Six, and into human mythology.
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Battlestar Galactica Site News
Canada’s Space will not be running the second season of Battlestar Galactica until 2006, at which point, reviews may be a moot point for most readers here. So far, no one else has elected to do the reviews. So the question is….