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Marvel Studios has pacted with Vancouver-based production company No Equal
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agreement By STEVEN ZEITCHIK Iron Man has received a gold star from the
money men.
Marvel has restructured its credit facility with Merrill Lynch so that the
biggest bets on its nascent slate, Iron Man and a Hulk
TV and movie stars always stop the bomb with two seconds left on the timer --
they don't actually explode!' In this show, they do. --Jericho Executive
Producer John Turtletaub.
Does anyone watch this series? I've watched it since pilot and it really isn't
moving me. I guess the
Nope.
I watched two episodes and decided it was going to take to long to
follow. I recorded The Nine and couldn't make it through the first
episode. The two dimensional illustrations of people were beyond
annoying. I liked Prison Break when everyone was IN PRISON. Now it's
like Galactica
I like Jericho quite a bit. I just hope they don't do a Lost and keep
dancing around the central mysteries.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
TV and movie stars always stop the bomb with two seconds left on
the timer -- they don't actually explode!' In this show,
I enjoyed the heck out of it.
Sun's coming up.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Keith Johnson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah, same here. Here I was bummed because I couldn't find my copy
of The
Halloween Tree (a really good, dark cartoon based on a Ray
Bradbury story
that you must see).
I met her and the rest of the people making and marketing this book
in Charlotte at the Heroes Con. I had originally written Rosario off
as an actor trying to be down with the comic books scene, but she's
the real deal. Star Trek fan and everything. The book, OCT, is pretty
good. I wish
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I hope so. I pray so.
George
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do I hear the impeachment engines warming up?
g123curious [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Jq0j80UB_c
From the mouth of the flip-flopper-in chief.
George
Thanks for reminding me to stick it on my to-look-for list, Daryle.
Daryle Lockhart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I met her and the rest of
the people making and marketing this book
in Charlotte at the Heroes Con. I had originally written Rosario off
as an actor trying to be down with the
Jericho lost me ten minutes into the pilot.
B. Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I like Jericho quite a bit. I
just hope they don't do a Lost and keep
dancing around the central mysteries.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
TV and movie stars always stop the
Here's hoping that more are to come...
B. Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I enjoyed the heck out of it.
Sun's coming up.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Keith Johnson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah, same here. Here I was bummed because I couldn't find my copy
of The
Halloween
A friend of mine in another group I post with regularly and I have come to a
disturbing thought of our own regarding this administration, namely how history
will look at us as citizens, wondering how *stupid* we were to allow this to
roll along unchecked.
Daryle Lockhart [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I think that the biggest reason I dropped this show was because, supposedly
after the bomb went off, not all of the power sources were out. I seem to
recall that, in the event of a nuclear blast, there'd be this lovely thing
called an EM pulse, which would fry any electronic system beyond
A friend of mine in another group I post with regularly and I have come to a
disturbing thought of our own regarding this administration, namely how history
will look at us as citizens, wondering how *stupid* we were to allow this to
roll along unchecked.
Daryle Lockhart [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In a message dated 10/30/06 1:10:58 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I like Jericho quite a bit. I just hope they don't do a Lost and keep
dancing around the central mysteries.
From what I see it looks like they are avoiding that (it looks like next week
we'll get some hard info on the world
Well I'm been watching it from the start and despite a slow start I like it.
Probally it is because of it's seemly reality of the aftermath of a nuke
war. And it's slow realization of how what started it along the way. I also
like the fact that (and I might be on a limb her) it still
Does anybody remember an old Science Fiction novel entitled Alas, Babylon ???
Sasha
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You liked Prison Break when they were in prison? I agree! It was
interesting there. Now the whole on-the-run thing is like a Fugitive ripoff.
And I'm having a hard time buying all these dudes on the run, yet
continually managing to make last-minute escapes.
_
From:
Vaguely. Picked it up about thirty years ago, never read it. The reason was
named Beth,and she was worth missing the book. But I've distracted you, I'm
sure...
Sasha Keen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Does anybody remember an old
Science Fiction novel entitled Alas, Babylon ???
Sasha
yeah, *loved* that line! Best thing they did was get most of the original
cast to do the voice work. By the way, am I crazy, or was the evil
spider-lady being voiced by the actress who played Keiko O'Brien on TNG and
later Deep Space Nine?
_
From: scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com
yeah, don't get me started on The Wall. That angers, troubles, and saddens
me in too many ways to say.
_
From: scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Daryle Lockhart
Sent: Monday, 30 October, 2006 10:33
To: scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [scifinoir2]
I'm with you on Jericho. I kept trying to like it--like I said, it's based
on a real-life potential scenario, so I wanted to get into it. But the small
Kansas town struggling mightily to survive? Meh! Not to be a snob, but
*maybe* if this were taking place in a big city I'd be more fascinated. As
Well, an EMP pulse would knock out power circuits, but I'm not sure about
the range. The closest bomb blast to Jericho was at least 30 miles away (on
the horizon), possibly further. Assuming it was one bomb, and assuming it
was several dozen kilotons instead of a megaton, perhaps the EMP pulse
In a message dated 10/30/06 6:22:56 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I think that the biggest reason I dropped this show was because, supposedly
after the bomb went off, not all of the power sources were out. I seem to
recall that, in the event of a nuclear blast, there'd be this lovely thing
In a message dated 10/30/06 11:00:26 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Well, an EMP pulse would knock out power circuits, but I'm not sure about
the range. The closest bomb blast to Jericho was at least 30 miles away (on
the horizon), possibly further. Assuming it was one bomb, and assuming it
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