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Re: Civil War movies I'm by no means Kevin Costner fan, but I think people tend to forget how many good-to-great films he's been in... Wyatt Earp, Silverado, Bull Durham, The Untouchables, Field of Dreams, Dances With Wolves, JFK, A Perfect World... And he's one of the few modern-day actors...

Hey, I love Stargate too, but I agree... this train ride has gone on a little too long. And there's also that fact that Richard Dean Anderson will have an even more reduced role, which can't be good.

Re: Dead Like Me ep. 2 \"Curious George\" SPOILERS I enjoyed that episode. One thing that is becoming clear to me is that reapers aren't the nicest people around, most of them are criminals. They don't feel the need to help each other out, they steal from each other, they don't really have...

Well it is somewhat implied... If Bonnie Hammer developed this reverse psychology scheme then she would either have to get Olmos to go along with it, OR she would have to know what Olmos was thinking and then hope-against-hope that he would run off at the mouth about it at the press conference...

Even if Bonnie Hammer knew what the hell reverse psychology was, she isn't smart enough to pull something like that off... it's Bonnie freakin' Hammer we're talking about here... I think you're just seeing conspiracies where there's just plain old incompetence.

I'm glad that you asked that question, because I just saw the movie a second time and my opinion of it has definitely risen. I really don't see how so many people could "love" the first one and not like the second one, because its really just more of the same... more action, more coolness, more...

I gotta hand it to Edward James Olmos, he always seemed to be the type of person to call 'em how he saw 'em. That being said, his comments only make me want to see the movie even more, cause I'm definitely no fan of the orginal. And if he made Bonnie Hammer squirm, then so much the better.

Hmm, I thought I recalled an interview where JMS said that Warner's pretty much left B5 alone... after the first season. Wasn't it basically Warner's decision to bring in someone to replace Michael O'Hare? (Yeah, I know JMS said that the character of Sinclair had too much to do, but I think...

Could you work peacefully with someone who thought you were a fool? I would think so. That was a one-sided story that took a one-sided stance. No one said he wasn't talented. Didn't he have problems with Warner during the first season of B5? Didn't he blame Sci-fi's airing schedule...

Agreed. As much as I hate 'em, Microsoft never kicked my ass.

I dunno, I think it depends on the situation. Where I come from, if you corrected someone's grammer they would probably think you were stuck-up and would either (a) ignore you, (b) insult you, or (c) beat you up. To be honest, I don't blame them... if someone wants to use incorrect grammer...

I have to admit that I was impressed. It's probably the best original program that Showtime has put out since Stargate. I suppose the thing that I like best about it is that its so quirky. It had some pretty impressive acting as well... (it was good to see Jasmine Guy again). There were...

I dunno, it just seems like guy burns bridges wherever he goes.

It's always someone isn't it? Warner Brothers, TNT, Sci-Fi, Top Cow...the guy simply doesn't work well with others.

Well, no annoying hosts... just porn stars being asked mindless questions by a disembodied voice... and I'd show more skin than Up All Night did... if "The Shield" can do it on FX, I don't see why I couldn't do it on "Sci-Fi After Dark."

Hmm, I didn't forsee that possibility, let me think... okay, got it. Just for the women, I'd have romance Saturdays featuring the most romantic sci-fi movies of all time, beginning with "Somewhere in Time." Of course I'm all out of romantically themed Sci-fi movies after that... maybe...

It would have been sweet... do you know that there are literally hundreds of X-rated films with sci-fi themes? I would buy out an entire library of them, crop them to cut out all the money shots (it is basic cable after all) and then air them after midnight every Friday night and call it...

So my bid of 50-cents for Sci-Fi went ignored... the fools!

The funniest South Park episode I think I've seen to date is when Lemmiwinks(sp), the school gerbil, is lost inside of Mr. Slave's rectum... his adventure through the digestive system was so reminiscent of "Clash of the Titans" that it had me rolling over in laughter.

If I remember my Marvel Universe history correctly, it's theorized that Banner gets his extra mass from an extra-dimensional source whenever he turns into the Hulk and that mass goes back to that extra-dimensional source whenever he becomes Banner again. Now, it's theorized that Superman flys...