A topic for the discussion of Farscape, Smallville, and Due South. Beware possible invasions of Stargate, Highlander, or pretty much any other "genre" (read: sci fi or fantasy) show that captures our fancy. Expect Adult Content and discussion of the Big Gay Sex.
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Okay, I read the W&P and I feel quite complete. Victor, call me. Or! Get a gig on Eureka.
I have discovered that being 2 degrees from Mr. Webster in 2 ways is more annoying than being a gazillion. Especially since I passed up the opportunity to introduce myself to him based on at least one of those connections.
Still, not watching the whole movie. Onto Kill Point instead.
While I was bedridden in front of a limited selection of TV, my saviour was Discovery Channel--which does cheesy movies! Okay, at least one. They had a normal show about the idea of weather control, and then a Sci Fi Channel-looking production about weather control gone amok that sets a hurricane on NYC.
Cheesy goodness, all hiding up there on the cable box dial.
Then I came home and forgot all about it.
Okay, due where due's due--the premise for Sands of Oblivion was kinda cool. I mean the whole "Arnie says y'all need to keep going" and "We're training the students by digging up fake Egyptology just up the street" thingummies.
Quite a creative way to do a homegrown
Mummy.
Shame about the rest of it.
You really might want to check out the scene (very near the end) where Victor battles the cartoons, though. It is good fun.
I'll keep it around, then.
De Mille really did kind of bury a leftover ginormous
Ten Commandments
set in the desert, and it was rediscovered a couple years ago, IIRC.
Loved Dan Castellanata as C.B. -- now
that's
the movie I would have liked to have seen, figuring out how to fight the evil god, et cetera. Oh well.
For those who like to collect the stuff Weta is doing a line of Doctor Who things. (Scroll down past the INDY 4 stuff.)
rewatching last weeks Eureka, and, I just wanna say, Salli's wardrobe and hair is fabulous.
Oh, yeah! I meant to say that Salli's hair is fantastic this season. Love.
I want her white shirt from last ep. And her power-walk.
For those who have seen the end of season 3 of the new Who:
A blast from 1994, when a short lived show "Men of the World" featured Elizabeth Sladen guest starring with regular
John Sim,
who plays
The Master
at the end of Season Three.
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