Fringe returns, and Olivia encounters a disturbing feral child.
Author Archives: JD DeLuzio
Heroes Discussion: “Turn and Face the Strange”
The anti-metahuman movement continues its crusade, Noah’s marriage continues to crumble, another genre show references a pop classic, and Hiro and Ando continue their cross-country babysitting service.
Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles– “Adam Raised a Cain”
The season– and possibly, the series– draws to a dramatic close.
Robo-Scientist, and other Science News
Adam, a robot developed at Aberystwyth University and the University of Cambridge, has become the first machine to discover new scientific knowledge from its original research. Researchers have even higher hopes for their “Eve.”
A new method of examining through Hubble data has resulted in the discovery of another extrasolar planet.
Meanwhile, deep in the heart of Texas….
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Movie Review: The Forty-second Bureau
Finally, Hollywood has turned out a strong movie adaptation of an online multiplayer role-playing game.
Family Guy Discussion: “Not All Dogs Go to Heaven”
No, we’re not following the SyFy channel’s lead. We have no plans for future tv wrestling reviews. However, Family Guy convinced the entire cast of Star Trek: The Next Generation to do guest voices this week.
How did that work out?
Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles– “To The Lighthouse”
Most of the cast– flesh and metal– stare down death in this episode. Death doesn’t always blink.
Blood: The Last Vampire
Ogre writes, I saw a story about a live action version of Blood: The Last Vampire. I enjoyed the original anime release and decided check around. I was able to find a trailer on YouTube for the UK release which will be on June 12.
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Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles– “The Last Voyage of the Jimmy Carter”
…or, “The Problems Created By Shows With Ridiculously Long Titles.”
Terminator made a strong showing the same night Galactica came to a conclusion.
Heroes Discussion: “Cold Snap”
The show has apparently been improving lately. Does this week’s episode continue the trend?