Charlie Jade and Blues Paddock join forces… And other things.

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chad
writes, SciFi has updated the web site
for the Get In The Gate sweepstakes. You can now enter
the contest provided you are a registered member of
scifi.com. The winner (and a friend) will be given
airfare to Vancouver, hotel accommodations, and a
walk-on part in both Stargate SG-1 and
Stargate Atlantis.

Anonymous Coward writes,
http://www.comerstheseries.com/episode09.html
We’ve reached the 3/5ths point for those hung up on
fractions!

I also wanted to take a minute and really extend my
thanks to bureau42 for their ongoing support, almost
since the beginning. It’s a fun site that I check
almost daily, without all the pretense and geekier
then thou attitude, yet still fun and indepth.

Placing sixth in overall nominations, Lost leads the way in genre television.

Other nominations:
The 4400 – 3 (Outstanding Miniseries, Writing,and Cinematography)
Star Trek: Enterprise – 3 (Hair, Prosthetic Makeup, and Stunt Coordination)
Stargate Atlantis – 2 (Theme, Sound Mixing)
Battlestar Galactica – 2 (Sound Mixing x2)
Stargate SG-1 – 1 (Sound Mixing)
Farscape: Peacekeeper Wars – 1 (Visual Effects)
Legend of Earthsea – 1 (Visual Effects)

The guys at Enterprise can have a good snigger at one little fact: It was the only show on UPN to be nominated.

Full list of nominees.

The enemy of my enemy is my friend.
–old adage

I’ve been out of town, and so I’m posting this review a little late. I received an e-mail from Denis McGrath, the writer of last week’s ep; apparently, he sometimes reads this site. If anyone else associated with the show happens upon my reviews: you have one of the best shows on television, genre or otherwise.

This episode explores the implications of torture, terrorism, and other activities typical of action heroes.

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