Yes, I know ***Dave already posted it to his site, but it’s too awesome not to post here as well:
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…if it ever gets made,that is. Slingers is a 60′s heist story at heart, albeit one set in the 2260′s. It’s the brainchild of Mike Sizemore and it stars Sean Pertwee — as in the son of the third Doctor from Doctor Who, Jon Pertwee — along with Adrian Bower, Tom Mison, Margo Stilley, Haruka . . . → Read More: “Slingers” looks like it’ll be my new favorite TV show… I’m a huge fan of the 1967-68 British TV series The Prisoner starring and co-created by Patrick McGoohan. It is weirdly subversive with an ending that will turn your brain inside out. I watched it in full on the Sci-Fi channel years back when the channel was worth watching. So it was with some . . . → Read More: “You only think you’re free.” I remember when the original V TV mini-series was aired back in 1983. It was a big hit in part because it had some surprisingly decent special effects for a sci-fi TV series for that time. Watching it now the Nazi allegory of the story is about as subtle as jackboot on your neck, but . . . → Read More: Trailer for the “V” series remake hits the net. This will be short and spoiler-free. The wife and I saw a late showing of the new Star Trek on Saturday night so I thought I’d take a moment to offer my thoughts. Keep in mind that this comes from someone (me) who absolutely detests The Original Series, thinks The Next Generation was tolerable, . . . → Read More: SEB 30 Second Movie Reviews: “Star Trek” The Times Online has an interview with Russel T. Davies and David Tennant on their decision to leave Doctor Who this year. It’s not a particularly long or revealing interview, but one bit that stood out for me was their commenting on how the show’s revival made it cool to be a fan again: The . . . → Read More: Russel T. Davies and David Tennant on leaving “Doctor Who.” The trailer for the Doctor Who Easter special Planet of the Dead has hit the net and it looks pretty cool: Looks like a riff on Pitch Black but without the darkness and Vin Diesel. Being billed as “Doctor Who meets Shaun of the Dead” a new British comedy called Frequently Asked Questions About Time Travel has just unleashed a trailer onto the Net. This movie has two things going for it with me: 1) It’s a time travel comedy and 2) It has Chris O’Dowd (Roy) from The IT . . . → Read More: “FAQ About Time Travel” looks like it’ll be funny. New sci-fi comedy show coming up on ABC looks like it might be amusing: I’ll have to check that out. The bad news is it’ll be a short five episode series this year. The good news is it’ll be broadcast over a five night period mini-series style: Looks intriguing! |
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