On 25 Jul 2009, at 23:16, Richard Baker wrote:
Gary said:
I've also been watching Primeval on BBC America. SciFi Channel
just started
showing it. I didn't care for the first few episodes, but became
hooked as
the story arc developed. Of Course, BBC didn't renew Primeval and
tonight's
On 25 Jul 2009, at 04:02, John Williams wrote:
I just watched the 3rd season of Torchwood, which was a 5 episode
mini-series called Children of Earth. What a disappointment.
[snip]
Then I looked at the Torchwood forum on imdb.com, and found that quite
a few people posting thought Children
William T Goodall wrote:
It reminds me of the (cancelled) _The Middleman_ series.
Seems like the fate of every good series that does not become
sentimental :-(
Alberto Monteiro
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John Williams wrote:
I'm trying to think of any good sci-fi on television recently, or
coming soon, but the only thing I can think of is Dollhouse. Umm, and
possibly A Game of Thrones, if it ever makes it to HBO, but that is
fantasy, not science fiction.
It's not sci-fi, but currently the
William T Goodall wrote:
_Lost_ and _Fringe_ both return. _Lost_ was excellent last season
and I expect great things from the final season. _Fringe_ kicked up
a gear with the twists and revelations at the end of the first
season so it will be interesting where that goes.
I never
On 7/27/2009 7:42:51 AM, Alberto Monteiro (albm...@centroin.com.br) wrote:
William T Goodall wrote:
_Lost_ and _Fringe_ both return. _Lost_ was excellent last season
and I expect great things from the final season. _Fringe_ kicked up
a gear with the twists and revelations at the end of
On 25 Jul 2009, at 23:16, Richard Baker wrote:
Gary said:
I've also been watching Primeval on BBC America. SciFi Channel
just started
showing it. I didn't care for the first few episodes, but became
hooked as
the story arc developed. Of Course, BBC didn't renew Primeval and
tonight's
On 26 Jul 2009, at 18:56, Max Battcher wrote:
Gary Nunn wrote:
Warehouse 13 - After two episodes, I'm not impressed or hooked yet,
but I'll
give it a few more episodes.
I got a kick out of the first episode and I think that it might have
staying power. Certainly it is yet another
On 7/27/2009 20:09, William T Goodall wrote:
I'll have to try that show.
If you liked The Middleman you should get a kick out of Better Off Ted.
I'm hoping to get the Middleman DVDs eventually and the last episode
comic sounds great. I also hope someone posts the reading of the final
Gary Nunn wrote:
Warehouse 13 - After two episodes, I'm not impressed or hooked yet, but I'll
give it a few more episodes.
I got a kick out of the first episode and I think that it might have
staying power. Certainly it is yet another monster of the week program
(albeit substitute
On Sun, Jul 26, 2009 at 10:56 AM, Max Battcherm...@worldmaker.net wrote:
Speaking of science is awesome on television, please tell me that you all
are watching Better Off Ted? It's like The Office meets Eureka (with a dash
of Arrested Development and a dash of Pushing Daisies); it's a fun
On John Williams wrote:
Better Off Ted is the best new comedy I've seen in a long time. I
particularly enjoy the Veridian Dynamics commercials. My favorite
episode was the one where they installed new sensors for detecting if
people were in the room, and they could not detect black people,
On 25 Jul 2009, at 04:02, John Williams wrote:
I just watched the 3rd season of Torchwood, which was a 5 episode
mini-series called Children of Earth. What a disappointment.
[snip]
Then I looked at the Torchwood forum on imdb.com, and found that quite
a few people posting thought Children of
SPOILERS for Torchwood: Children of Earth below
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SPOILERS for Torchwood: Children of Earth below
Here are just a few of the things that ruined the story for me:
Hostile, bloodthirsty aliens show up and the first thing the
government does is assassinate their elite special-ops
_Lost_ and _Fringe_ both return. _Lost_ was excellent last
season and I expect great things from the final season.
_Fringe_ kicked up a gear with the twists and revelations at
the end of the first season so it will be interesting where that goes.
I have to agree with John, Torchwood was
I hope they don't follow the trend that's developed in the last few years
of taking 8
month mid-season breaks. Lost did that and it REALLY annoyed me when
Battlestar Galactica did that.
I thought that was due to the Writers strike?
Simon
Gary said:
I've also been watching Primeval on BBC America. SciFi Channel just
started
showing it. I didn't care for the first few episodes, but became
hooked as
the story arc developed. Of Course, BBC didn't renew Primeval and
tonight's
cliffhanger episode will be the series last
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