Apart from the Blob at the Dawn of Time….
Fossil hunters in Canada have found an apparent transitional form between terrestrial mammals and aquatic pinnipeds, astronomers in England have found the smallest exoplanet to date, and amateur astronomers have completed the most thorough survey of young stars in the Orion Nebula (but so far, no
Green Animal Women).
Also….
It’s been awhile since we’ve done a full-fledged review of the fledgling twenty-first century take on X-Files.
Does that mean He is Not Spock?
Anyway, Sylar feels uncertain about his identity as Matt plays daddy, Hiro and Ando assault Building 26, and lots of brand new viewers deal with the munchies.
Physicist Stephen Hawking was taken to hospital yesterday with a serious respiratory illness, but is expected to make a full recovery, according to an article published this morning.
The influential writer, best known for Empire of the Sun, died yesterday after a lengthy illness. His work often bridged “literary” and “genre” fiction, and explored the intersection between humanity and technology.
There’s always an SF Con somewhere, and I’ve got panel spots at two in the next few weeks. I hope to see some Bureau-crats there!
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This episode gives us more of Walter, clearly the show’s most popular character, and a monster on the loose, one of the show’s more visually interesting creations.
This week’s episode sets some history before us in black and white, in the mad year of 1961.
The season takes an odd turn; the future is never quite what we expect.
Expect Spoilers.
Youtube has many genre offerings. This student adaptation of an Isaac Asimov story is one.