Thursday, May 06, 2010

Am Still Still Loving Fringe

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Another couple of episodes down, and only 2-3 more till I get to the end of season 1, and it's keeping up the pace.

John Noble (Denethor from Lord Of The Rings) is fucking brilliant in it. He deserves a best actor award, certainly.

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Thursday, April 29, 2010

Am still loving Fringe

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Just when you think you've watched an archetypal filler episode, a 5 second shot of a pale man with no hair from episode 1(?) reminds you that there's a lot going on that you keep forgetting (just the teleported man from Germany who showed up in the previous episode, and who I'd already forgotten from when he first appeared).


Well worth a watch!


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Monday, March 22, 2010

Am Creaming My Pants Already!

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There are so many things I like about the new Dr Who Trailer:

1. The statues from "Blink"
2. The line "if you want to live to tomorrow, there's one thing you never, ever want to put in a trap: Me" (not an exact quote, but close enough)
3. SPACE BATTLES! WITH SPITFIRES APPARENTLY!
4. Daleks
5. Cybermen
6. It starts in a few weeks!

Can. Not. Wait.

Will miss David Tennant a wee bit, but judging by the trailer, I think the new boy will be good.

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Wednesday, February 03, 2010

RIP Dollhouse

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Good final episode. Some humour, some good acting, nice wrap to the story.

Here's hoping Heroes can go out with as much class.

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Wednesday, December 23, 2009

Go Dollhouse

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Episodes 7, 8, 9.... what a Fucking build-up to the last ever episodes! If the entire set of episodes so far had been this good, we'd be seeing a whole lot more than two series.


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Wednesday, December 16, 2009

Best News I've Had All Week

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The Angels will have the phone box once again. Steven Moffat has revealed that the creepy Weeping Angels from "Blink" will return in the next season

Rock on!

But obviously without David Tennant

Doh!

But overall, what with David Tennant and Terry Wogan finishing imminently, it's a sad, sad moment in the history of Chez Blakey.

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Tuesday, December 08, 2009

Enver Gjokaj Rocks!

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Just watched the double-header of Dollhouse, with Summer Glau.

Love her librarian look.

Creamed myself over Enver Gjokaj - the eastern European guy. He's done some great accents in the past, but his role in these two episodes was nothing short of fucking amazing. Here's hoping that someone sees it and gives him some big juicy roles in the future. I won't say what he did, but the two episodes were really good - worth watching.

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Monday, December 07, 2009

Matrix in Lego

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You've probably seen this, but if not, it's worth a look.

http://www.boingboing.net/2009/11/25/the-matrix-in-lego.html

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Tuesday, November 03, 2009

NEVER EVER FLY WITH THIS MAN

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Just catching up on the Flash Forward gossip (not looking for spoilers, just other people's view on the last ep that I watched).

(Spoiler ahead only if you've not seen the pilot episode)

Go here.

Read the post by 'yeldarbn54'

Check the punctuation.

Pilots must be the most uneducated people around.

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Monday, October 19, 2009

Oh Boy 4

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[I can feel myself going weak at the knees due to all this recent news]

Check out the images here about BSG: The Plan. Don't read the text, as it's a bit spoilery (apparently, as I've not read it myself). But check out the pictures.

Especially the one with...

... ah, fuck it, you'll know which one I meant.

Can't wait :-)

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Wednesday, October 07, 2009

Flash Forward

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Watched the first ep last night.

Recommend it.

'Nuff said.

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"Stargate: Universe", anyone?

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Today's wisdom is brought to you in a "statement:will I watch it" kind of way:

"It's sci-fi"
Possibly, because I like to give sci-fi a chance, even when it's a bad a filler as last night's Heroes episode, "Acceptance".

"It's based on Stargate"
Maybe. Stargate was alright. Didn't watch Stargate Atlantis, mind, and didn't watch the original series to really get the story arc, but reading up on said arc made me wish I'd stuck with it.

"It's got Robert Carlyle"
Oh. Quite possibly then. I like his stuff, normally.

"It's going to have Rhona Mitra".
SCHWIING!!!

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Thursday, August 13, 2009

Shocking. Abysmal. And downright pathetic

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Yes, I'm talking The Sarah Connor Chronicles. Finally gotten round to watching the last few episodes:

Shocking: The ending (no spoilers). Some right little twists there.

Abysmal: The fact that NBC or whoever it is decided to cancel it, when it was really beginning to build up steam.

Downright pathetic: The way the scriptwriters made the IT geek working with the most advanced AI ever to have existed, and taught it Dungeons and Dragons. Because obviously all IT geeks still play D&D at that age. Fuck, even I gave up in my mid-twenties, and I'd only kept on going because it was like a modern-day poker night with the boys: beers, pizza/chinky, rude jokes, farting, bitching about the ladies, etc.

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Thursday, July 30, 2009

Love This Quote From io9.com

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They've been at ComicCon recently (hasn't every major scif-fi blogger?), and went the Battlestar's orchestra show. Edward James Olmos (the Admiral himself) was compering.

But then, a good hour after my ticket said the show would start (which is admittedly pretty good for your average concert), I heard a voice. Thankfully, it was Edward James Olmos, introducing himself in Spanish over the microphone. I suddenly realized that this really was going to be Edward James Olmos leading us through the night's activities, not Bill Adama. He was not here to recite a greatest hits of his work on Battlestar Galactica. There would be no talk of toasters or skinjobs, how all this had happened before and would happen again (although considering there were concerts on Thursday and Saturday as well, he actually missed out on a good advertisting opportunity there). He did lead us all in a hearty round of "So say we all!", but that seemed to be the exception that proved the rule. And no, I'm not sure where my life can go now that I've chanted "So say we all!" with Edward James Olmos. I'm pretty sure I've peaked as a nerd.
Love that last bit!

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Friday, May 22, 2009

I'll be... what... 55? 56? Well, what a way to go...

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I'll have the middle one please. Two of them.

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Friday, December 12, 2008

A Proud Day

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Yes, such a proud day that it warranted one of these blog-post-thingies.

An advert for the Clone Wars DVD came on TV today. The wee man pointed at it and said "Star Wars!".

Like I said, a proud day :-)

Beat that, Fly!

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Friday, October 12, 2007

Bloody hell, didn't see that one coming...

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According to Sci-Fi.com:

"Forget James McAvoy or Paul McGillion: Shaun of the Dead's Simon Pegg will play Scotty in J.J. Abrams' upcoming Star Trek movie, Variety reported."

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Friday, September 28, 2007

Bionic Woman

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Worth a watch. Although it's a bit odd to see Starbuck (major baddie in the series) and 'Chief' (minor role, probably a one-off) in a series together.

The girl from EastEnders (Michelle Ryan, is that right?) impressed me, even though I don't watch EastEnders and so haven't seen her before. OK American accent (to my ears), although there's a lot of complaints about the mock-Oirish guys in Heroes (by real Irish people) and I thought they were OK too.

I'll keep on watching it I think.

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Tuesday, February 27, 2007

Primeval just gained ground

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Do you like this real-time commentary?

Three geeks talking: "That's the saddest thing I've seen since Matrix Revolutions".

Nice!

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Primeval has lost it, part 2

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So, onto episode 2, and the "previously on Primeval" section shows stuff that we've not seen before.

I fucking hate that.

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