Is the show’s momentum holding after so many reruns?

Tonight’s episode was co-written by David Greenwalt, the former showrunner of Angel who left to make this show. So, how did he do?

Oh, man. I finally managed to wipe Albert Camus and the rest of my painful memories of Grade 12 English out of my mind, and then they go and name the episode after the bloody book. If some character kills someone out of boredom and then commits suicide in jail, I don’t want to know about it.

That’s one clean house.

Hercules is still a long way from home.

Showtime has given the axe to its second-highest rated TV show according to Sci-Fi Wire. No reason is given. The producers are shopping around for a new home. Based on the cold reception “Firefly” got, I don’t think they’re going to be too lucky.

I never saw an episode, anyone know if this one’s worth resurrecting?

Sci-Fi Wire has the story. Dina Meyer left a message for Birds of Prey fans on her official site saying good-bye. The article also mentions that the final two hours of Birds of Prey will air on February 19.

There’s a new show starring Skeet Ulrich on tonight (Monday, Jan. 27). Most of the advance reviews I’ve seen seem to agree that it could be the next X-Files. The IMDB page is here if you want some more information. Weigh in on it below.

The three Dead Zone episodes this season are being rerun tonight.

What are those crazy cats up to on Gene Roddenberry’s other other show?