Part Two of "Resurrection Ship" airs tonight and without any spoilers, I can tell you it's a corker. Dueling assassination plots, more torture, thoughtful debates on the dehumanization of the enemy and whether it's worth surviving if you turn your back on the values you hold dear: it's the best show on TV right now. The last moments are unexpectedly tender but you don't want to miss the first moments either: Apollo goes swimming.
Some good news: fans of "Dr. Who" will be happy to hear the new version starring Christopher Eccleston is finally coming to America via SciFi Fridays in March. I posted the news yesterday.
Some bad news: "Galactica's" creator Ronald D. Moore is working on a new show for SciFi called "Basement 13" and that's distressing. Nothing throws a monkey wrench into a successful series like having to launch a new show. One of them usually suffers and it's usually the original. Here's hoping Moore bucks that trend but don't be surprised if Season Three this summer falters a bit.
Friday, January 13, 2006
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By the way, I'm off to dinner with a friend from LA so no new posts for a few hours -- but there's about a hundred waiting for you from this past week. Enjoy the show and keep coming back.
Tonight's episode was awesome.
Next week looks equally awesome.
If it's not Sci-fi Friday, it's not really Friday.
Unless it's Thurday in disguise.
Not Thursday. Thurday. It's how it's pronounced on the moon. In the future.
gyrobo
I love that line and I'm stealing it for future spelling bloopers.
carolyn13
I've been checking iTunes every hour since I woke up (early) waiting for "Resurection Ship, Pt. 2" to post.
I haven't missed cable, until now.
Hey, what's my name, when did it become available? At the latest, I know it was up at noon. Anyone spot BG on sale earlier than that?
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