Great news! In looking up info on The Flash TV series, which I've long
sought, I read that it's *finally* coming to DVD--tomorrow! If you never
saw this 1990 series, you missed a treat. Far from being corny, it was
good fun, with a spirit true to the comics, and great special effects of
Barry Allen
You're not imagining. "The Man From Atlantis" was a starred Patrick
Duffy, (later Bobby Ewing on "Dallas")who I think was the last survivor
from the fabled continent. He had webbed hands and feet, could breathe
underwater, swim and jump faster and higher than a dolphin, and
possessed superhuman str
I hear you. DVDs are making so much money, Hollywood is desperate to
ride that cash cow. I'm all for quick DVD releases, but it is a little
disturbing at times. But you and I may be the last of a vanishing breed
that still prefers watching theatrical releases.
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Is The Shield any good? What do you like about it?
I've been looking at the commercials with Whittaker and I thought
about giving the show a try. It just doesn't look like my cup o tea.
Cat
On 1/9/06, buky90 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is gonna be a killer week for me tues the shield. Whit
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http://www.boston.com/news/local/rhode_island/arti
I think SG-1survived because it kept it's nose out of politics and
didn't try to have any shock value. Also Trek is produced in the US
for minor networks. SG1 has always ran it's original run on cable
(Showtime/SciFi/repeats on regular TV). SG1 is made in Canada. I'm not
sure that has anything to d
I rented and finally got a chance to see "Serenity" this past
weekend. Whedon surprised me. Unlike the ST movies, he went all out;
no character was safe from dying.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, "brent wodehouse"
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> http://www.tvguide.com/News/Insider/?cmsGu
Word is the producers of "Superman Returns" have already spent $250
million (was it really necessary to build a working model of the
Kent's Smallville Farm in the middle of the Australian outback?) - and
this in an article about how "inexpensive" it is to film in Australia.
~(no)rave!
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Man that story was jacked up. The guy was a nice dude when he fist
became king and by the end of it was a raving lunatic.
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I am so glad that this isn't based on the series. I remember that
remake Fox was supposed to do. When I saw the cast I was like
what. None of the characters had the appeal of the originals it was
like they were trying to have models inc. or something. The only
cast member that was cool was
Took my 12 year old daughter to see it Saturday night, she was as bored as I.
Listening to the "mall rats" leaving the theatre complaining about how lame it
was and how they really expected "more"
Sasha
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http://hubblesite.org/newscenter/newsdesk/archive/releases/2006/02/full/
There's More to the North Star Than Meets the Eye
We tend to think of the North Star, Polaris, as a steady, solitary point
of light that guided sailors in ages past. But there is more to the North
Star than meets the eye. T
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Perspective: Create an e-annoyance, go to jail
By Declan McCullagh
Published: January 9, 2006
Annoying someone via the Internet is now a federal crime.
It's no joke. Last Thursday,
I personally think that the most wrong headed and greedy thing I've seen in
a while .trying to get money from dvds so fat that theyre stumbling over the
theaters. when you can pick up dvd 2-3 months after theatre release. in
seattle where i'm from especially for art movies i've seen dvd sales befor
Wonder why they didn't stick with Alan Ritchson, who played the character on
"Smallville"? Unless they're going with an older character, which I somehow
doubt in this youth-obsessed culture.
Hey! Maybe Aquaman can have a crossover with "Surface", and the King of the
Seven Seas can bend the gian
Thanks for sending this along. I read the Hollywood Reporter blurb
and got a hearty chuckle.
Looks like whoever did casting for 007 is getting a lot of work these
days. They could have gone with the guy form "Entourage", as this is
the role he's supposed to be playing anyway.
Now, did I
http://www.newsarama.com/forums/showthread.php?s=351f5a8a8f2ccdf18897e60c260b97ad&threadid=54930
WILLIAM TOALE IS AQUAMAN
According to both Variety and The Hollywood Reporter, actor William Toale
has been cast in the title role of the WBs upcoming Aquaman series. A
relative unknown in regards t
Tony Todd would be a great addition to the BG cast. He could go toe-to-toe with
Adama or Admiral Cain.
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From: Cat Corley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Maybe they'll get Tony Todd on their someday. I didn't think he'd get
so many guest slots on SG1.
Cat
On 1
This is gonna be a killer week for me tues the shield. Whittaker on the
shield besides one of the strongest women on tv she got a little shorted arc
last year but if anyone is going to one up mackey it will be her. Then part
2 of battlestar. me for some reason I cant get the memory of those old
bug
they're so stupid. while passing around these lies they conveniently
forget to mention the white on black crimes of slavery, jim crow,
segregation, and whatever else black people have had to endure while
living here. white people in sheets running amok burning crosses,
blowing up buildings and c
Two or three times in the past couple of years I've posted an e-mail to this
group titled "How does Stargate SG-1 Survive?" I was always puzzled why it
flourishes while better shows such as "Firefly", "John Doe", "Jeremiah", etc.,
have failed. I think it's two things. One, low production cos
Maybe they'll get Tony Todd on their someday. I didn't think he'd get
so many guest slots on SG1.
Cat
On 1/8/06, Keith Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yeah, it's pretty good. I hated the premiere mini-series, but may have
> to watch it again. My initial issues were with the pacing, the sex,
I've never gotten the Stargate bug but I do watch Atlantis if it
looks like it will be interesting.
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> Indeed. We can't even discuss Galactica without saying "spoilers"
all
> over the place. Which we need to do!
> Th
I had a long discussion with my wife about this last night. I think there are
two different topics being discussed: romance in general, and the sub-genre of
Black erotica. Without putting too fine a point on it, it seems to me the issue
just love stories, but stories that are heavily laced with
I feel you on that, Martin. I have a friend who was killed in Vietnam in
69. He's always in everything I do. But nobody knows it but me. It COULD
be the same for her...she might keep those feelings private...?
I'm sorry you lost your friend like that, and so young...
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Romance has always been a good seller-from what I have read about books. In the
library, used book store, regular book store, etc-there are always tons of
romance novels of many varieties and flavors. I am glad to see some marketed to
blacks. Why not? I do not read it and when I run across co-wo
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One of the clearest, most eloquent and cogent arguments for reparations I have
ever read!
Why we owe them
by Carol Chehade
"Stop living in the past and move on after slavery!" This is what we
often tell African Americans. Well we certainly forced them to move
on. We moved o
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