[i]The Dresden Files[/i] - Good as [i]Eureka[/i] - More Gritty, Less Giddy Sci Fi Channel launches another original series, The Dresden Files, this one based loosely on Jim Butcher's popular book series. If you're a huge fan of the books, you may cringe at some of the changes. Otherwise, this one should appeal to most.
There's a definite stereotype out there about the sci-fi fan, but does it have anything to do with reality? 24's Season Four is Sci-Fi..
.ish The plot for Season Four asks the sadly topical questions: "What if a well-organized terrorist plot were executed against America? Would we have the ability to thwart it?
How bad could it be? How far should we go to protect ourselves?" 58th Primetime Emmy Awards Salute Greatness.
..Except in Sci-Fi and Fan Once again, the nominations are out, and once again the excellent shows, storytelling, acting, and directing of science-fiction and fantasy television are all given the finger.
The genre has given us so much great commentary on our society, except in one vital area. As Sci-Fi Becomes Reality, What Becomes of Sci-Fi? We usually think of futuristic technology when we think of sci-fi, but what's going to happen to the genre when cool technology isn't so futuristic anymore?
Has Amazing Stories, stuff on the comic, radio, film, and two TV series. For the Gil Gerard version, has handy episode synopses, the opening credits in RealVideo, stuff on the film, articles, cast info, pics, sounds, and more. Buried Secrets in M.
The Buried Secret of M. Night Shyamalan is a documentary that goes beyond the usual puff piece to reveal startling scenes and amazing questions. A new series from the SCI-FI Channel premieres tonight, January 9, 2004, after , and if I had to sit through it, so does she!
If human technology ever really gave us a world without hunger, war, poverty, physical unattractiveness, pollution, or ignorance, could we really get off our fat asses and enjoy it? Nancy Basile's pages of great links for pictures, info and games. Check out the pilot for the new Adam Sandler-produced short film series.
The skits last between five seconds and about three minutes, making up a grand total of eleven minutes per episode. Don't blink, or you'll miss something that will keep you giggling like a schoolgirl all week. Listen carefully, and you'll notice that some of the voices are familiar, such as Sarah Michelle Gellar, Macaulay Culkin, Rachael Leigh Cook, Scarlett Johansson, and any other buddy Green and Senreich can get to be on their show.
Fans are split on whether this is the best or worst of Hercules. Some like that after four years of basically hanging around his home turf batting Hera and performing tasks loosely related to actual Herculean mythology, Herc travels the world, interacting with gods of various of tales and cultures.
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