I just checked amazon.com and it tells me that Farscape season two is on six discs. Which is, you know, reasonable. But why would there be two different sets of the same season? Weird weird weird.

according to Netflix, one disc is episodes 18 & 22 and another is 19 through 21. WHY WOULD THIS BE?

Beware of watching by production numbers. The three-parter "Look at the Princess" has out-of-order production numbers because they were written/broken later. Do not watch season 2 in production-number order!

19-21 is a three-parter. I think the way they fixed that for the complete series boxed set was to make one disc 18 + bonus featurettes, and then 19-22 together on the last one.

Hmm. Weird. I'm assuming that the order they come in on the DVDs is the order they are supposed to be watched, in, though. Yes? I'm just confused now.

I suppose I shouldn't worry about it yet, I haven't even finished season one yet (I've seen through 1x20, so I have one more disc coming) - but I'm really getting into it so I want to jump straight into season two!

Apparently because Coupling sucked and SyFy cancelled Caprica, Being Human is going to be awful

I think a drama with occasional black humor has a lot better chance to be translated to American sensibilities successfully than a sitcom did. Though ideally they might have waited until after the British original wrapped production and stopped airing new episodes on a rival US channel.

I just checked amazon.com and it tells me that Farscape season two is on six discs. Which is, you know, reasonable. But why would there be two different sets of the same season? Weird weird weird.

Farscape went through a couple of different iterations of releases. The first set of releases were really funky, not necessarily in the good way. For example, the season one discs you couldn't select a specific episode. You had to fast forward through the first episode on the disc to get to the second. They also had some strange ordering of episodes, as 'Suela notes.

I promise I do actually do things in my life like go to work and hang out with friends and family, but from the amount of TV I watched this weekend you'd probably never guess. I'll be finishing Farscape season one today, as soon as the mail comes, basically. I'm excited.

And in the past few days I finished season one of Torchwood and started season three of Doctor Who. As far as the second half the season goes, I really enjoyed "Random Shoes", "Captain Jack Harkness" and "End of Days". I was so excited when I heard the TARDIS pop in and take Jack at the end of the episode, and so I'm looking forward to seeing how that plays out on Doctor Who.

Speaking of Doctor Who, I really loved "The Runaway Bride" (Donna was hilarious and I'm glad that she will be in future episodes) and then, I like Martha much more than I thought I would. I nearly fell off my couch laughing when she used "EXPELLIARMUS!" to save the day in "The Shakespeare Code". That episode was fantastic and made my inner theater geek so unbelievably happy.

This is pretty awesome. Fringe was moved to Friday night and their next episode is called Firefly. Someone did a Firefly opening for them.

That is indeed awesome.

First concept art from Battlestar Galactica's next prequel series, Blood and Chrome

The first ever concept art from the new Battlestar Galactica prequel series Blood And Chrome have been released. From the looks of things, the space opera's next chapter will be full of aliens, blood, cylons, spaceships and WAR! Excellent!

According to earlier reports, Syfy will allegedly air Blood and Chrome in late 2011 or early 2012. Just like BSG there will be a two-hour TV movie, which could serve as the pilot for the series. That series will focus on young William Adama and his career as a Viper pilot. From the look of the above art, he may be dog-fighting an older make and model of the cylon Raider (at least that's what we think we're seeing in the snow battle). For more images including fantastic robot portraits and raptor battles, go to Blastr for additional concept art.