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Sunday, November 28, 2010
Eve Myles: From Torchwood to Hollywood
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Sunday, November 21, 2010
Fox Moves 'Fringe' To Fridays At Mid-Season
In late January 2011, Fringe will move to Friday nights. Friday nights is where a show is moved just before being canceled. I say let the SyFy Channel have it, or the USA Network. It would get more air time with repeated showings throughout the week.
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Patrick Duffy, Larry Hagman in Talks to Join 'Dallas' Sequel
This could be one of the better things to come out of television in recent history. That is, if they don't screw it up.
Sequels are a funny animal to conquer. Some have gone terribly wrong like Knight Rider and The Bionic Woman. The olden says of making a sequel with the popularity of Star Trek: The next Generation are hard to come by. But a few sneak in like the new Hawaii Five-O. Redone in the true spirit of it's ancestor, not akin the twisted up reboot of the a fore mentioned failures.
If they stay true to the Dallas story, and leave out the complicated twists of a world 25+ years in the future, it definitely has a chance. They have to make sure that casual viewers can tune in and follow the story with having to know 40 years of Ewing family history. Keep the story lines simplified and out of the 10PM time slot. Keep it clean enough for the teenagers to watch since the show is about the next generation, and will undoubtedly have characters in that age range.
Let's keep our fingers crossed. Read full article at Patrick Duffy, Larry Hagman in Talks to Join 'Dallas' Sequel
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Sequels are a funny animal to conquer. Some have gone terribly wrong like Knight Rider and The Bionic Woman. The olden says of making a sequel with the popularity of Star Trek: The next Generation are hard to come by. But a few sneak in like the new Hawaii Five-O. Redone in the true spirit of it's ancestor, not akin the twisted up reboot of the a fore mentioned failures.
If they stay true to the Dallas story, and leave out the complicated twists of a world 25+ years in the future, it definitely has a chance. They have to make sure that casual viewers can tune in and follow the story with having to know 40 years of Ewing family history. Keep the story lines simplified and out of the 10PM time slot. Keep it clean enough for the teenagers to watch since the show is about the next generation, and will undoubtedly have characters in that age range.
Let's keep our fingers crossed. Read full article at Patrick Duffy, Larry Hagman in Talks to Join 'Dallas' Sequel
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Friday, November 12, 2010
Thursday, November 11, 2010
'Burn Notice' Returns with Pleasures and Frustrations Intact
Great review of Burn Notice, which returns tonight on the USA Network.
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Tuesday, November 9, 2010
'NCIS': Robert Wagner and Michael Weatherly reunite - From Inside the Box - Zap2it
Contrary to what my wife thinks, NCIS is probably the best show on television. It's rivaled only by the likes of Hawaii Five-O. OK, so it's not science fiction, but it could be. I'm convinced that Gibbs is psychic, he has more than a sixth sense about solving crimes. He knows what's being discussed when he walks in a room of people. And while he does have episodes of Post Traumatic Stress, not only from the first Gulf War but from the death of his wife and children, it serves to strengthen him. Some of stuff they do in the lab, and the techno-babble that Abby and McGee spew is much closer to science fiction than fiction. Being a techie myself, I occasionally catch them spewing terms and phrases that make complete non-sense, but go right over the heads of the average lay-person. Still great, smart stories all in all.
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Sunday, November 7, 2010
Davies Chats Torchwood: The New World
Finally some GOOD news about science fiction television. I love Torchwood. Well, not the gay guy stuff, but it's a great show no matter. And they're bring back Gwen (Eve Myles), that's plenty of reason for us red-blooded, STRAIGHT men to stand-up and cheer. The bad part is that I do not subscribe to Starz so I don't know how that's gonna work out.
If you've never watched Torchwood, you have missed out on a great story. Originally set in Cardiff, Wales, an team of five "agents" from an autonomous arm of the government exists to protect the world from extra-terrestrials and paranormal phenomenon. Most every episode treated it's viewers to footage of the beautiful city of Cardiff, and it's unique culture. It's amazing what a former bobby-cop can do with guts and allot of help from weapons and technology from the future and aliens.
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If you've never watched Torchwood, you have missed out on a great story. Originally set in Cardiff, Wales, an team of five "agents" from an autonomous arm of the government exists to protect the world from extra-terrestrials and paranormal phenomenon. Most every episode treated it's viewers to footage of the beautiful city of Cardiff, and it's unique culture. It's amazing what a former bobby-cop can do with guts and allot of help from weapons and technology from the future and aliens.
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'Fringe' Hits Series Low In World Series Hangover
I think Fringe is one of the best shows on television. Maybe they need to move to better channel, Syfy could use a boost.
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Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Star Trek’s Vulcans Brought Up In Supreme Court Arguments On Violent Video Games Ban Case | TrekMovie.com
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