Gail on October 29th, 2008

With each new episode, I love the Henry/Edward relationship even more, while getting more and more exasperated with the overall story arc.

Henry is devastated that Edward killed his old college buddy, and is determined to somehow get rid of Edward. That he spends $2,000 on an inappropriate dress for his daughter is a small [...]

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Gail on October 29th, 2008

I was very amused at this week’s Chuck, as it addressed several of the things I’ve commented on from week to week. And while the episode did more than exchange a glance with ridiculousness, it was one of the best of the season, I think.

First, they drew all of the elements together. An [...]

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Suzanne on October 29th, 2008

…are you ready?  Costume on, pumpkins carved, plastic skeleton hanging from the porch, candy bowl ready by the door…but stumped for a flick or two to set the mood?  We’re thinking of you here at Sci Fi Chicks.  So, in no particular order, here are our recommendations.  Scare levels vary.  Don’t say we never did anything for ya.
Just_Ruth [...]

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Hey, look at that. I spelled “maharishi” correctly on the first try.
Seriously, if you’re going to do an episode about a Navy veteran, at least do a little research. Navy special ops guys are called Seals not Black Berets. They don’t work in squads, and if they did, the squad leader would be [...]

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Gail on October 27th, 2008

I spent the first half of last week’s episode wondering what made Alias so much more compelling than Fringe. I spent the second half understanding it.
In any show I consider a success, the element that elevates it above “just okay” is the relationships. Fringe doesn’t quite reach that level, but those relationships are [...]

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Gail on October 26th, 2008

When I compare this week’s episode of Terminator to last week’s in terms of story and pacing and character interaction and even product placement, I have to give last week’s a slight edge overall. But when I consider my response to each episode, somehow, this one wins hands down.
I’m not sure exactly what it [...]

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Gail on October 25th, 2008

While I still have some hard questions about the premise of the show, I’m still loving it.
Some of the storylines may be territory that’s been covered before, but I haven’t seen it, mostly because I used to watch little to no TV, have slowly been ramping up what I do watch, and generally eschew crime [...]

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Just Ruth on October 25th, 2008

Unfortunately, this show is beinging to lose my interest.   It’s covering ground that has been traveled over before by other shows.  The twist of Edward/Harry is beinging to grow old.
The episode begins with Harry searching for “home movies.”  His wife is still basking in the glow of “the Hummingbird” - a sexual experience Edward  had [...]

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Sandy on October 25th, 2008

The following review contains spoilers.
Dr. Helen Magnus and Dr. Will Zimmerman are returning from a Himalayan expedition with the creature they captured when their plane crashes in the remote mountains of Pakistan. The pilot is killed, but the passengers survive. The creature is missing from its cage after the crash and there’s some question as [...]

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Sandy on October 25th, 2008

The following review contains spoilers.
Sheppard’s team received an invitation from a coalition of planets to attend what they thought would be a diplomatic function. Instead, they were drugged and taken to an undisclosed location to stand trial for crimes against the peoples of the Pegasus galaxy.
This is where the show once again missed an opportunity [...]

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