Cinescape has a list of their picks for the Top
25 Summer Blockbusters. Genre picks are all over
the place, as well as some debatable choices.
(Caddyshack and The Thing made the
list, but Ghostbusters didn’t?) Take a look,
and let us know how you’d have picked them.
Smallville Review – “Solitude”
The last new episode until December ran last night.
Next week, it’s a rerun of the fourth season plastic
surgery episode “Facade.”
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The “Dawn of a New Space Age”– Apply Within!
We stand at what one NASA official calls the “dawn of a new space age,” and commercial spacecraft will play a part. Perhaps the worn-out predictions of jobs in space and grizzled pilots at the space station bar will soon become a reality
Billie Piper: Quitter, not trooper.
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writes, According to the Mirror, Billie
Piper has stunned TV bosses by quitting her role as
Rose Tyler, the Doctor’s sidekick. She will be in
series2, but not 3. The last time I heard, the
BBC hadn’t commented on this. The rumour has been out
a few days, but I was hoping to get official
confirmation or denial before posting. (If you’ll
recall, a similar rumour came out just after they
switched Doctors. Of course, it could also be that
they talked her out of it that time, but not this
time.)
Invasion Discussion
A baby is abandoned at the ranger station; Mariel makes a shocking discovery in the water; Dave learns who owns the wedding band.
Lost Discussion “The Other 48 Days”
The first 48 days in the lives of the tail section survivors are revealed.
DVR/VCR Warning! This episode is scheduled to run for 64 minutes.
Galactica Renewed for Season 3
Not much surprise here, but still good to know. The entire cast will be returning in Season 3 for 20 episodes.
Season 2B (as Ron Moore puts it) will begin January 6, 2006.
“Babylon 5: Legend Of The Rangers” coming to DVD
Babylon 5: The Legend Of The Rangers will
come to DVD on March 14, 2006, according to this
TVShowsOnDVD.com article.
Weekly Comics Discussion – Wednesday, November 16, 2005
This week’s shipping
list includes several items I’ve ordered. I’ll be
taking home Astonishing X-Men Vol. 2 in TPB
form, Essential X-Factor Vol. 1,
Fantastic Four #532, Green Lantern
#5, Marvel Milestones: Ultimate Spider-Man,
Ultimate X-Men, Microman and Mantor, Ultimate
Spider-Man #86, and Ultimate X-Men Vol.
12 in its TPB form. Other Marvel notables being
released include Books of Doom #1 (of 6), a
second printing of Friendly Neighbourhood
Spider-Man #1, Marvel Must Haves:
Spider-Man / Black Cat: The Evil That Men Do #1-3
(recommended to those who didn’t catch them several
years ago, as the series will finally get finished
over the next few months), and Thing #1 by
writer Dan Slott. DC is releasing All Star
Superman #1, which I’m betting will be the top
seller of the month (or, at worst, second to
Infinite Crisis), Mad Kids #1 (a Mad
magazine aimed at a younger crowd), and Supergirl
#3.
Zathura no match for Chicken Little
The Disney flick stays on top for another week, with the Jumanji sequel coming up number 2.