Trekkie
writes, Sackhoff
on the flak she’s gotten for her strong, sexy
Starbuck: Frack it is an interesting interview
with BSG’s Starbuck and how her roles has affect
peoples view of her real personality vs. Starbuck’s.
Pointed out in the interview is that her Starbuck has
now been on TV longer than the original one.
chad
writes, I don’t really to do a full writeup, but I
though this
article would be of interest to bureau42
readers. This is primarily of interest on the
business side, but it does mean that new management
may be changing the plans for the future of the
franchise.
New episodes continue. Can next week live up to the
ad campaign surrounding it?
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DC asserts that its All-Star line has been created to present their most iconic characters in their purest, most familiar form, unfettered by current continuity. All-Star Batman raised a few eyebrows and objections with its depiction of Batman. Many felt that Frank Miller’s Batman didn’t deliver as promised.
All-Star Superman is another matter
Damien writes, Dark Horizons have unleashed a boatload more spoilers for upcoming BSG episodes. You have been warned!
Russell visits Mariel and finds that Underlay has taken the children on an unscheduled vacation without her approval; Larkin becomes suspicious of Russell’s intentions toward his former wife.
Jack, Locke and Sawyer chase Michael after he plunges into the jungle in search of Walt; Sun has a surprising reaction to Jin’s desire to join the search party; Hurley and Charlie commiserate over the question of what women want.
The complete weekly lists, as always, are available here.
The titles that caught my eye are listed below.
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The second part of last week’s episode doesn’t disappoint.
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Never thought we’d need this icon again, but Sci-Fi is also adding “John Doe” to the schedule. Shame it’ll still end on a cliffhanger that will probably never be resolved.