The final season of Battlestar Galactica is about to start up again and there are going to be a lot of answers.
One of the things hinted at is that a civil war might be starting up among the Cylons (the original machines as seen in "Razor" against the Cylon clones).
Is Kira (Starbuck) a Cylon?
The revealed Cylon Agents-are they really Cylons? Brainwashed plants? What will they do?
Tune in!

I had mentioned a great Jack idea would be Abe, Gia and Vicky on a camping trip and Jack's reaction to the great outdoors and I had offered some time ago an idea to Paul about Jack dragging poor Abe to a Horror Show Convention (the story would be told from Abe's viewpoint) so I thought it would be fun to put Jack in a situation that maybe our Leader could use down the road (and we can also laugh at the thought of our favorite hero being caught up in a nutty situation).
I'll go first.
A dripping pipe at Sutton Place. Jack decides he can fix it. Jack doesn't know the first thing about plumbing. We watch Jack go through the moves of what to buy-how to fix-what the end will be like (and if anybody out there by now knows me by now I'd put the guy through the worst torture imagined with this little task-with Gia saying over and over "Shouldn't we get a plumber to fix this?").

Does anyone find it creepy that Daniel Radcliffe is going to be 21 when part 2 of Deathly Hollows comes out in May 2011?

I'm sure many of you have seen it. I was a HUGE hulk fan as a child, Lou Ferigno is who made me hit the gym as soon as I was old enough. I watched the TV show, the cartoons, even collected some of the comics. Needless to say, I was disappointed with Ang lee's take on our favorite green giant a few years ago. I am also a huge Ed Norton fan, so I have high hope for this movie. From this trailer I think we might be in for a treat...but I don't want to hold my breath:

http://www.mtv.com/overdrive/?id=1583143&vid=215625

Hi! I joined in December and I was just wondering what everyone's favorite Repairman Jack scene is. I know that all of the books are wonderful, but I was just wondering if anyone liked a specific part. My favorites would be when he saves his dad from the tornado and yells at it and the part about the eyeballs. I love the way he can morph himself to fit into any situation. He has played loads of personas, varying from gay men to nerds. I just thought that I would get some opinions from other people. Thanks!

I took my kids to see this yesterday and it was pretty cool. The creatures are fantastic looking, the acting solid, the story so-so. No need to rush out to see it, but you could do a lot worse.

I would be so happy if I could hear someone say they loved this. It would make me think maybe I was alone with what I thought. Oh well: this is just what I thought. See it and judge for yourself.

See, for me, 10,000 BC was very disappointing! Not terrible, not quite on par with other disastrous epic flicks like Troy, but the film's potential for a journey to greatness is far longer than anything its characters had to take. Not nearly enough action, monsters, or adventure - mostly just "epic journeying," with some fights and creatures thrown in to keep the audience awake (if they're not completely comatose). C'maaaan...! This should have been terrific fun. *shakes head sadly* Nope. 'tweren't for me!

I got fed up with getting bill collectors and screwed up phone bills so I opted outta my phone plan and opened up a prepaid account... Under the Name John Tyleski.

Couldn't help it.

Now I will never get another Bill collection call or anything from several stalkers I accumulated over the years.

Now I truly understand Jacks sense of freedom. Living under assumed names is great.

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Anyone hear about the spin-off series to Masters of Horror? Sounds like a pretty interesting line up.

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