By Sabrina Boyer
When season three first aired, this episode was pulled from the line-up because just a week (or so, not sure on the exact timeline) before this was to air, Columbine happened. The network execs didn’t think it was appropriate to air an episode about a secret plot to kill off members of Sunnydale High School.
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By Lisa Fary
The Caprica preview footage has been out there for a while and I’ve avoided doing a whole post about it because I felt that I’d be retreading ground that has been thoroughly walked by my high-heel boots.
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By Wolfen Moondaughter
I feel like I’m suffering from Bipolar Disorder when watching this Rob Cooper-penned episode: I both love and dislike aspects of it at the same time. Happily, though, while I don’t count it as an all-time fave exactly, there’s never a point where I actually hate it. But I haven’t felt this conflicted over an entire episode of something since the final episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer!
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By Lisa Fary
What are we learning from this round of webisodes? Besides the lesson about people killing your friends? Say it with me!
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By Lisa Fary
In this very special webisode, Gaeta learns an important lesson about friendship. It’s a lesson we could all stand to learn:
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By Lisa Fary
I’m tired of this Underworld: Rise of the Lycans ad. That guy’s sweaty chest is burned in my brain and I now dream in moody hues of blue.
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By Wolfen Moondaughter
I have to admit, I was braced for this one to be a terrible experience, considering that it’s another episode where Keller is both a fairly major player (though thankfully not until the latter half) and a plot device (well, half of one). It therefore turned out to actually be fairly decent — maybe not my fave of Carl Binder’s eps, or even a fave in general, but better than many of his, and certainly better than I’d hoped it would be, so I can’t complain.
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By Lisa Fary
This BSG webisode is reviewed in a series of haikus I like to call “The Itchy Stump Sequence”.
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By Lisa Fary
You’d think that with only three minutes per BSG webisode, every minute would count. The Sci Fi Channel thinks differently.
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By Sonia Aurora
This week: Orlando Jones!
I’m trying to muster up the love here, but to be quite honest this was not one of the season’s strongest eps and knowing it’s also one of its last just made it harder to bear.
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By Sabrina Boyer
If there were ever spoilers that could be taken literally, this episode is it. Not only are their spoilers in this review, but spoilers all around. Things get all around spoiled. As in smelly. As in ruined. As in messed up.
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By Lisa Fary
Two more installments of BSG: Face of the Enemy have appeared on SciFi.com and Pink Raygun is here to review every riveting minute of anxious, suspicious glances in the ancient form of Japanese poetry: haiku.
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By TrinityVixen
“Allllllll riiiiiiiggghhhttt!! It’s nine in the pee-em, I’m Gabriel Gray, and you’re rocking out to KPWR’s non-stop vengeance block! There’s still time to call in and request a person you would like to have me smite on air!”
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By Lisa Fary
Cake didn’t try hard enough to fix everything. Maybe cake could have prevented Sylar from launching into the worst spoken word performance ever. Had a slice of cake been shoved in his hand, perhaps he would have lost interest in playing Saw with the Company gang.
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By Wolfen Moondaughter
This episode painted Sheppard as a bit harsher than I was comfortable with, but it paid off in a very poignant ending. Of course, I was deliriously happy that Todd was in it, and was quite happy with his characterisation. Writer Alan McCullough also wins points for succeeding somewhat where Gero didn’t in “Brain Storm” — he made McKeller tolerable for me!
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By Lisa Fary
They’re only gonna give us three minutes? We’re only gonna give them three lines.
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