Agreed. There was a Sister on Star Search back in the day named Angela Teak.
That lady ccould sing like nobody's business! She always did cabaret type
songs, dressed in long gowns, gloves, etc. The Star Search camera crew loved
her so much they started shooting her like something from a movie:
I saw 27 Dresses last weekend (that's right, I said it! Payback to the wife
for seeing Am I Legend the week before). The movie was about as good as you'd
expect, the trailers were about as good as you'd expect: trailers for a
romantic comedy aren't exactly scintillating. Let's just say I didn't
same here. I know there are a few places where you can see Avatar online for
free. I need to search for it.
in the meantime, looks like it's not on tonight after all. My Channel
Guide--and TV Guide Online--are showing Avatar on right now, but Spongebob is
on instead. Go figure.
Avatar returns tonight at 8:30 pm on Nick. At least, my Comcast Channel Guide
says it does. However, i can't tell if it's a new show or not. I think there's
one last ep from Book 3, Western Air Temple, which, I believe, follows the
Day of Black Sun two-parter recently aired. But again, can't
Tomorrow I'm going to see Michael Clayton, the George Clooney legal thriller
that's gotten good reviews. Next weekend I'm going to see the animated film
Persepolis, Atonement, and possibly a film called War Dance, about
Ugandan children who are victims of war who enter a dance contest to help
Ha-ha! You're right!
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Keith you paid back the next three films your wife lacks interest in.
I saw the trailer for Jumper I think when I saw the Sweeney Todd
Disappointment Hour. I thought it sounded cool as well.
much appreciated!
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(standing ovation)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: People will read this and say Good! He didnt' have a
chance anyway. And that is a loss for all of us.
The more I see political campaigns,the more I'm
The books are awesome. Great drawing, good storylines. They feel like spy
movies from the '60s. The thing about Bucky is, this is the *original* Bucky
from WWII. Whereas Steve was put in suspended animation when that plane
exploded back in '45, Bucky was actually killed. But his body was
This is awesome if true! If you remember, not two weeks ago, i said that Del
Toro would be my first choice to direct The Hobbit, after Peter Jackson. I
wasn't crazy about the initial rumours that Sam Raimi was in talks to direct.
But Del Toro is the best mix of handling drama, fantasy, and FX I
Great article.
I don't fault Black people, though, even though I'm sure many of us were
incensed at Bill doing things like selling out Elders and Guinier. Remember
back when we were kids, and any Black face on television made you come running?
There's a Black man on TV! someone in my family
Why is that, you think? I can think of three potential reasons (remembering I
haven't seen it):
1. The old belief Americans don't like big monster movies is true. Don't think
that's it. Hope not...
2. Simply the winter doldrums for film? Also don't think that's it...
3. The word-of-mouth about
What, no help? No one seeing movies, or you all getting them on bootleg? :)
By the way, Michael Clayton is very good. It is, however, and actor's movie.
There's next to no action interms of fights, explosions, and whatnot. Of course
the trailers play that up, but it's not the case. In tone and
Ledger seemed to have been going in the direction of someone like Daniel
Day-Lewis, taking roles based only on learning something new, disappearing into
the role, often bringing it home with him.
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Obama's catch phrase is Change, and the saying cropping up around him now is
Yes we can!
Guess my mantra from here on will be Multi-party system! Nationwide primary!
:(
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The shaky camera means i'll be watching in on the small screen at home. As for
not seeing the monster until near the end, I'm okay with that as long as the
story itself is exciting and engaging. Sometimes nothing's so suspense as
being forced to wait until the terror is finally seen. But I do
i hear you
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Yeah I sneak stuff in when I take the kids as well. I'd really like
to have a big screen but I am concerned about the resultant power use
on my electric bill. I'm hoping there will be greener models
some good ideas, but most will never pass. Get rid of retirement benefits?
They'll revolt
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I'm a proponent of the some the following ideas to change government.
End Corporate and business campaign contributions
Li and Chan was a dream pairing people have been asking for for years. I hope
chan's trademark humour is kept to a minimum, and that this is a serious
effort on his part
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i think they might do a sequel if they address some of the complaints. The main
thing I heard from people who liked it was the plot was thin (no origin story)
and the monster not seen soon enough. Bring in a sequel with an origin, have
the monster or monsters front and center, and it'll do well
i think we'll see more of it. it's not the bringing people in that's the issue,
but living up to the promise, and the subsequent less-than-enthusiastic
word-of-mouth that does a movie in.
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yep. I still don't get the National Treasure thing. first movie sucked...
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If the plot had been better, showed more of the monster and less of the
shaking camera as well as tied
ha-ha! Juno is very good, but not a must-see,especially not with today's
exorbitant theatre prices. Ditto for Michael Clayton. I paid matinee prices
for both and don't regret it, but I can see why you wouldn't want to rush to
drop ducats on them
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Ah-hah!Not reading my e-mails I see! Note my last line in the original post
below: Directed by Doug Liman (The Bourne Identity). Well, i am
long-winded: can't blame you for flaming out before getting to the end of my
posts! :)
But seriously, I think it'll do okay. I haven't heard a lot of
i missed all of last season. Got sick to death of ballyhooed blocks of new
shows that included about half a dozen, interspersed with out of sequence
reruns. And then I don't get ABC, just don't get it: If Lost was such a big
deal, why the hell didn't they rebroadcast all of last season in the
haha! I'm just funning!
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Me Senile. I love your long posts
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ah-hah!Not reading my e-mails I see! Note my last line in the original post
below: Directed
I've said this before: in the next Star Trek film, the camera should zoom in to
the surface of one of the consoles, to reveal and emblem that says Made for
Microsoft Windows--right next to the Intel Inside logo.
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I agree. Tapping was obviously plugged into the role simply as a recognizable
face from SG-1. She's not *bad*, just not scintillating. I just didn't think
she fit as the leader. I agree too that Picardo's character would be good.
Seeing as he's a civilian, a bit of a paranoid, and a
i'm sick of Microsoft and other companies buying up everything in sight. In the
media world it's Rupert Murdoch, acting like a giant Pac-Man gobbling up
businesses in order to spread his brand of news around the globe. Even in the
videogame world you have it, with the likes of EA (Electronic
that talking stain ad was hilarious!
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(Yeah, I know this is OT and not about sci-fi.)
You can view all Super Bowl ads at:
http://www.myspace.com/superbowlads
During the 2nd quarter, the Tide To Go commercial
Like a mighty warrior defeated by another, who then gives the victor his
respect and fealty: when the NY Giants beat my beloved Cowboys (aka America's
Team) I was devastated, but had to honor the fortitude of the Giants. I
followed them as the hope of the NFC now that Dallas and Green Bay
Saw the pigeons one, missed the other. I'll need to check that Top Ten list
George sent
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My favorite was the FedEx ad with the giant mutant pigeons. The silent Pepsi
ad also touched me more than I thought it
me too!
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Keith, I admit to getting far too much emotional satisfaction out of that.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Like a mighty warrior defeated by another, who then
gives the victor his respect and fealty: when the NY
yeah, that was wild wasn't it!
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Especially at seeing Mister Belibozo (as a Yahu sportswriter dubbed him)
runnign off like a spoiled brat after losing.
Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Keith, I admit to getting far too
For the Georgia primary, my wife and i decided to vote early. It was a simple
thing, voting this time, less complicated than the last two general elections.
This time there were no crowds, no hours-long wait in lines until well after
dark, fighting fatigue and hunger. No shivering and dripping
LOL!!
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I understand that he's *still* sort of in hiding, that no one knows exactly
where he is. Probably a soundproofed room, so that no one can hear the baby
bawling...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: yeah, that was wild
Funny. Though Morse will always be remembered first and foremost for The
Fugitive, I first saw him on Space: 1999 as a youngster. It was only after
that that I watched him in The Fugitive. So to me, Morse will always be the
doctor from Moonbase Alpha. May he rest in peace...
Tonight I watched African American Lives 2, the PBS special in which Henry
Skip Gates does genealogical history for several stars. Gotta admit, I was a
little doubtful about the show this time around. Not the concept, which is
cool. I was thinking that watching the lives of the rich and
I wonder how many Natives owned slaves? I used to think they there was
this--brotherhood--between Blacks and Natives, as we fought against a common
enemy. So many of us have Native blood, after all. And there's so many stories
of mixed blood people who became great explorers, lawmen, or
i was thinkig about the Buffalo Soldiers too.Amazing what we've done in order
to be accepted
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I don't know for certain but I don't think that Native Americans own
African Slaves was a common thing. Though
Looks like Martin called that one! Good choice. I still hope Pileggi gets a
bigger role...
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Stargate Atlantis begins shooting its fifth season soon, and with it
comes the
Like i said, an opportunistic flip-flopper. He was pro-choice, pro immigration
(in terms of working something out instead of sounding like a Klansman), not
averse to taxes as needed (which he calls fees, but same difference). I heard
a speech he gave just a few years back where he explicitly
thanks, I will check this out
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Here is a link to the site of William Loren Katz. He is the author of
a book called, 'Black Indians: A Hidden Heritage'. I read this book
about twenty years ago.
yep, it's telling, telling that Republicans are sick of being shut out by their
leader, have lost their taste for a war (which i knew was coming, curse them
for supporting it in the first place), and prefer an uninspired speaker who
tells the truth much of the time as opposed to Bush. I used
i hear you. What did you think of him when he was gubnor?
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I live and work in Massachusetts. Romney will not be missed. On the
way out, don't let the door hit him where the sun don't shine.
George
--- In
well, that's the balancing act of being a leader of any kind: weighing what you
think is right versus what those you serve think. Always keep only your own
counsel, and you're an autocrat, harmful to the people. Do whatever is popular,
and you're a weakling, not helping the people to see
thanks, i have no real excuse--none at all
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Queueing in third.
Astromancer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Ditto, Keith...What are you waiting
for???
Bosco Bosco [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Damn Keith. You're a hell of a
Well, the fan-resurrected Jericho returns to CBS tonight at 10 pm EST. I
must admit I'm looking forward to it, as I became a fan of the show after my
first indifferent thoughts on the early eps. I was a little miffed at CBS for
not rerunning the entire series recently. ABC did the same thing
yes, dad! :)
thanks, seriously, though
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Ditto, Keith...What are you waiting for???
Bosco Bosco [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Damn Keith. You're a hell of a good writer. I love your insights and
the skill with
Wow, two things that guy has said in his whole tenure in the White House with
which I agree. (The other was when he stated that a measured approach to
immigration reform was needed). Well, glad to see him condemn the practice.
That's it, then: all the illegal wars, wiretappings, the jingoistic
i was saying yes, dad to Astro. No, no offense at all! I appreciate your
compliment and comments, same for everyone else.
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Hey Keith
I am sure that I am probably just missing something here. I didnt
really
thanks. I mean that.
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PressureAlert. so when you going to call me so I can set up a fast blog
for you. a simple one with a few add ons can be done in less than two
hours.
The fact that the one guy states animated films always appeal to a younger
audience kind of troubles me. Such an American attitude. Not the greatest fan
of CGI animated films, either. I wish they could have brought back genius Gendy
Tartakovsky, who did the great Clone Wars animated shorts for
okay, y'all are really guilting me into this. I will take everyone up on this,
promise. I have a couple of things to take care of, hopefully in the next week
or two, then i'll be free to concentrate on this.
Thanks, James
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Clone Wars' is some of the best animation I've ever seen, in terms of quality
of writing and action. But what else would you expect from the man behind
Samurai Jack, another huge fave of mine?
As for the films, i agree, i was underwhelmed with 1 -3, especially 1, which i
hated. I've only
ha-ha-ha! It was pretty cheesy wasn't it? I'm still tripping over Darth James
Earl Jones Vader, going Is Padme alright?, then, finding the truth,
Noo! I actually laughed at that supposedly poignant scened, with his
Frankenstein walk and melodramatic acting. Ep 3 has a good premise,
I dropped a post last weekend about Jumper, which premieres today. Gonna
check that out this weekend. I also posted bout Jericho returning to TV this
week. Did you catch it?
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What are the new movie releases?
What was the
yeah, Phantom Menace did it for me, too. That entire movie was useless and
didn't really move the story forward. The *only* things i liked in the entire
flick were the fight between Obi Wan, his master, and the evil dude with the
cool light staff, and that beautiful silvery spaceship. I always
Not surprised. I've been a supporter of Blu-Ray from the get-go. Sure, HD-DVD
is cheaper and uses existing facilities to create the discs, but its storage is
smaller. And we all know that companies bilk you in buying disks: that is, if
you had to buy, say, two HD-DVDs to get the same storage
agreed
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I think netflix dumping them this week was the final nail in the coffin.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not surprised. I've been a supporter of Blu-Ray from the get-go. Sure,
have you seen all the flicks?
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(refusing to invest either time or money in the Great Lucas Money Vacuum)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: yeah, Phantom Menace did it for me, too. That entire
movie was useless and didn't
do you own or plan to buy either an HD-DVD or Blu-Ray player? A lot of people
are unmoved like you because they aren't rushing to by either. They're quite
happy with standard DVD (not everyone has a hi-def TV so they can't see the
quality anyway) or using HD cable broadcasts and pay-per-view.
i keep thinking about it. Prices are coming down on Blu-Ray, though actually a
PS3 is actually about the best deal for a Blu-Ray player. Keep struggling with
that, too, but i'm such a casual gamer i can't currently justify putting out
the dough for a PS3. I'm still happy with my SNES, Genesis
ha-ha! I got taken the same way for lots of ducats with that movie re-release
and special box sets
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Every last stinkin' one, the first four on my dime. Phantom Crap- uh,
Menace, I surprised myself by going to see it.
Before i get to my picks, I have thoughts on the choices proferred here:
I guess I get Star Wars ep 4 because it was the first that set the tone for the
whole series, but personally I'd put The Empire Strikes Back in its stead.
I'm not getting how Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome is scifi, and, if
Mistake to my mind. I was looking forward to a winter release. They better hope
there's not even more competition during the summer blockbuster season, or
it'll tank.
Have I mentioned recently that i *hate* this artificial system of releasing
only certain movies at certain times? A great movie
Wow, it's just like the Democratic primaries: everyone's jumping ship to back
the increasingly popular side!
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http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20080215/tc_nm/walmart_dvd_dc
2 hours, 16 minutes ago
Wal-Mart Stores Inc
ha-ha! Good one!
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Boy, I tell ya, there's nothing EYE hate more than the death of a
paradigm! I thought I would go to my grave full in the knowledge that
the crappiest product or technology would always win in the
well hell, how hard could that be? The plot and dialogue for the first film was
lame beyond belief. Bay isn't close to a fav of mine, but he could hardly do
worse
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Director
Jaws helped start it, Star Wars cemented it, i believe. it's still
artificial to me.
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Summer used to be when they drumped the rejects, until the success of
Star Wars, I think.
i don't know. he can always direct. This is the guy behind Bad Boys, The Rock,
The Island, Armageddon, Pearl--pretty much all his movies suck plotwise and in
terms of dialogue, but they turn a profit. I don't think that if his writing is
awful and the movie tanks he's done.
--
to have a conversation with myself. I was thinking about the so-called August
doldrums, where H'wood says no one goes to the movies, and thus crap films are
dumped. It's a perfect example of H'Wood talking about a phenomenon that they
have to follow. But, could the reason for the malaise in
yeah, I agree. And this whole mindset that big movies make it big in the summer
because kids are out of school, people see more movies during Labor Day and
Fourth of July is crap. True, you have times where people can see movies during
the day since school is out. And yes, people go see films
What about Rome, Egypt, and China? I know they've all gone through various
incarnations and changes in structure/leadership, but surely one of their
continuous incarnations lasted more than 200 year? And the Byzantine Empire,
didn't that lasted for a solid millennium?
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The Hoff (love that name!) says the original series had a message One man
can make a difference. Somehow I never got that, though i think it was stated
in the intro. I got more the message one man with a multi-milion dollar AI car
and the backing of a giant corporation can drive around Callie
can't believe i left the British Empire out of it
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England's imperial age lasted at least a little longer than two centuries.
It's a cute piece of polosophy, but like most things is a bit simplified.
JJ
never been a GTA fan, but Burnout is a strong enticement for a PS3
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I have a HDTV in our family room and I had no plans to replace any of
our other electronics this year but things have a strange way of
happening. A
Jumper took number one at box office. I didn't get to see it this weekend
because my wife got sick and we stayed in. Anyone see it? What did you think?
Jumper leaps to top of North American box office
Sunday February 17 2:56 PM ET
The sci-fi thriller Jumper leaped to
Wow, a frog big as a bowling ball?! Don't see that much nowadays. The artist's
rendering is wild: combination of funny and creepy...
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20080218/sc_nm/frog_devil_dc
Ancient devil frog may have eaten baby dinosaurs
By Will DunhamMon Feb 18, 5:03 PM ET
It was the
And many of these, old as they are, would still be more desirable than remakes
like Bionic Woman and Knight Rider
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at least one of the Kroft brothers was a known smoker of marijuana. Remember
the lyrics to H.R. Punfstuff? : ...can't get a little when you can't get
enough? What was that about? Just like the old Popeye cartoons, there was
clearly some hidden dope culture in those shows
--
the intro scene I saw, she was fully clothed and packing her gun, saying
goodbye to the lady--that's right--she evidently picked up at a bar the night
before
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Okay. I get it. Knight Rider redux = BAD. More
i've had several people tell me to stay away from this movie at all costs. But
I really need a fun time waster to take my mind off some things. Is it at least
a good popcorn flick Phyllis and I can lose ourselves in for a couple of hours
without feeling regret?
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ah, it was as silly as the rest of the movie. It was such an obvious let's add
something spicy and kinda edgy move
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And I have to miss *that*?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: the intro scene I saw, she was fully clothed and
Martin, you read my mind!! I was just stomping around the house today saying
the very same thing. The Times released a statement today saying in effect, we
don't ever publish anything unless we've checked the facts, and i immediately
said, oh, like you fact-checked the *dozens* of articles you
Dislike or deride Perry if you want, you must acknowledge and admire his
accomplishments. I hear a lot of people downplay his movies. I admit I got
tired of Madea really quick, find the Browns to be a bit too slapstick, his
plays a bit predictable and corny at times. He ain't Shakespeare. House
you said it!
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if you'd like some more insight into the culpability of the Times,
the Post and other bastions of the liberal media, check out
Manufacturing Consent: Noam Chomsky and the Media.
That the left's
thanks, that helps a great bit.
Yout two cool now?
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Actually, that is why I did it. Chris and I had a fight. When that
happens, we try to walk away and come back together after
i often have this silly fantasy that a really rich billionaire could create a
cable channel and fund shows that draw small-but-dedicated audiences for their
quality. In this fantasy world, the billionaire would underwrite shows like
Threshold, John Doe, Odyssey 5, Space: Above and Beyond, The
I posted an e-mail the day the show was returning, then posted a follow up
asking if anyone here was watching. Only one reply, and that was from Gymfig,
who doesn't watch the show at all. Is anyone here watching it?
I also have to repeat my complaint at CBS' not showing the entire series again
that's good to know. i unfortunately can argue and debate for hours, literally,
if really passionate about something. My wife and I are admittedly both a bit
sensitive and stubborn, so we can go for a while. I long ago learned to figure
out when it's time to just leave the discussion for a
Same here. Whenever Phyllis and i argue, i always ask myself one question Is
she *trying* to hurt me? The day that question is answered yes, there's an
issue. But as long as each of us knows the other is simply trying to express an
opinion, that we love each other still (and perhaps more
Yes, indeed. I found a decent transfer of Exo-Squad to DVD on eBay.
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Keith, you are making my heart hurt. Odyssey 5, The Dresden files,
Franks place and exo-squad in the same
what ep or eps do I need to see to get the scoop?
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Something happened when Jack died and at the end of the episode you saw,
he was still alive. Now he can't die. In fact, he
amazing. did you watch the Planet Earth series? If so, did you see the
nighttime attack of the lions on that elephant? As they attacked it, the
night-blind elephant panics as the desperately hungry lions keep striking it,
finally bringing it down. Absolutely phenomenal
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okay, thanks
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The last three or four episodes of last season that have Martha and Capt
Jack in them.
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what ep or eps do I need to see to get the scoop?
thanks for the info
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Keith, the eps that present the spoilers Tracey's thinking of are Utopia and
Time Crash. The former explains the reason Captain jack can't die, and the
latter is the Big Bomb. BIG Bomb.
Tracey
agreed.
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I was still watching. I think the network's scheduling decisions
doomed the show. Killing off one of the main characters in the season
finale seems to have hurt the show as well.
--- In
alas, 'tis true!
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Definitely the literal definition of Theatre of the Mind... for that is the
only place it exists...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: i often have this silly fantasy that a really rich
billionaire
That was hilarious!
My gosh that was funny! I 'bout busted a gut when Shatner said I don't want to
take him back. He's like an animal (speaking of his evil half in The Enemy
Within), or when Spock is lying on the sickbay bed screaming harder! (from
A Private Little War)
Great stuff! Didja
i don't get why your Comcast On Demand is so much more robust than mine here in
Atlanta. I can't get anything meaningful from Boomerang (Justice League, for
example), Nick (Avatar) or any of the other channels. The things you can get
On Demand, i've had to get by paying for a more expensive
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