The actual Emmy noms for Best Visual Effects, as opposed to the ones in my faulty memory, are:
BSG, Eureka, Grey's Anatomy, Heroes, Rome
With the inclusion of Grey's Anatomy, it's even more criminal that SGA wasn't nominated.
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The actual Emmy noms for Best Visual Effects, as opposed to the ones in my faulty memory, are:
BSG, Eureka, Grey's Anatomy, Heroes, Rome
With the inclusion of Grey's Anatomy, it's even more criminal that SGA wasn't nominated.
BSG, Eureka, Grey's Anatomy, Heroes, Rome
one of these things is not like the other; one of these things just doesn't belong...
I...what? What sort of visual effects does GA have? Is this the thing with the boat crash or whatever that three-part OMG DRAMATIC arc was?
Now I'm wondering if the Grey's people all perform their parts in front of a green screen and are then digitally composited to look like they're standing in the same room.
That would keep them from killing each other..
Heh, so true.
Haven't been to Roanoke, VA.
It struck me as the kind of place where the gas station was the only thing open on a Sunday night. And honestly, if I want that experience, all I have to do is go visit my parents.
I actually drove by Roanoke VA on my way to Cincy on Tuesday. I was not impressed.
I know this is a weird question, but was Global Dynamics known as GD last season? Every time someone said it this episode I heard "goddamn."
Some people want to have a more relaxed relationship with her employees, and she seems that type.
Yes, I agree, but at the same time, she cracked down on Carter for "screwing around," so it seems she wants to be taken seriously.
Yes, I agree, but at the same time, she cracked down on Carter for "screwing around," so it seems she wants to be taken seriously.
Well, I chalked that up to Carter's unearned (by her timeline) familiarity from the first episode. Which is why I liked the Colin played the befuddlement at her hard-assness. He was used to having a semi-flirty interaction, but didn't remember just how inadvertantly flirty and familiar he'd been prior to the memory wipe.
Quick SPN reminder. We are bumping the start time of the rewatch and post to 8:30 board time for Croatoan tonight.