This is slightly off topic, but I think that corporations have too much
influence over the artistic decision making of most of the tv shows and
movies as of late. STV and DS9 could have been better shows if they weren't
being milked for every dollar.
On Mon, Jun 1, 2009 at 10:00 AM, B. Smith wrot
I'm sorry. I just realized you made this post.
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Blacks in Space
If sci-fi is the future, why is it so white?
Danielle C. Belton | May 29, 2009
Star Trek's Lt. Uhura was a science-fiction pioneer in the 1970s -- a black
woman answering the phone, I mean computer, in space. Uhura, played by actress
Nichelle Nichols, was the commu
Thanks, Fate! Good to know!
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Behalf Of Augustus Augustus
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Admiral Rescuc
Have you seen 'Flags of our Fathers'? Same thing, with all Marines shown as
white.
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Behalf Of Keith Johnson
Sent: Monday, June 01, 2009 12:28 AM
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Fortunately, I don't have to tune in for "Supernatural" myself. A friend DVRs
it, and I watch it with him and his wife when I visit them on Saturdays.
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Oh I think it would be LOVELY as a radio drama, which I think means that it was
just well done in all aspects. On another, I have to say that the incessant
chant "Sidnery Briar is alive." was just so creepy and beautiful and insanely
relevant to what was happening in the film on both a consciou
I saw it the same weekend Watchmen came out. Mchattie and the two
female leads were all in attendance. There was a q&a, but Canuck
sheepishness took over and no one actually asked any questions. In
retrospect, I regret not letting Mr. Mchattie know that that was the
best movie I'd seen him
rave... ever so diligent in his caring for the public. (filing that away for
future need) Three cheers!
Huzzah!
Huzzah!
HUZZAH!
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Well I needed my weekly Supernatural fix and I liked Reaper as well. Plus I
watched Everybody Hates Chris and The Game. I also liked their shortlived show
Easy Money. Now that everything but Supernatural is gone they are sliding off
my radar.
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I really want to see it but none of our theaters is showing it and I don't have
the IFC pay channel.
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(So at the 50-minute mark in "Star Trek," when Capt. Pike leaves the bridge,
you might want to leave for the john.)
~rave!
Strategies for movie bathroom breaks
by Mark Milian - Jun. 1, 2009 12:00 AM
Los Angeles Times
How many times have you been sitting in a movie theater and felt that famili
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A post-apocalyptic tale based on a novella by Harlan Ellison. A boy
communicates telepathically with his dog as they scavenge for food and sex.
Come on! If that doesn't scream sequel, I don't know what does! "A Boy and his
Dog" (AKA "Psycho Boy and his Killer Dog") begs to be remade! Especiall
A Boy and His Dog Return?
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From : Keith Johnson
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You know what? I'd prefer a return of the great cartoon "The Real Ghostb
Keith, my friend... it's far too early in the morning to be screaming in
horror... ;-D
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Tracey, I hope not. Maybe having a President of color in the mix will help the
filmmaker who undertakes the project get it right.
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That would make sense. Though it is a sad indictment on the system, shelving a
movie project because its badly-conceived and executed marketing ploy failed.
:-(
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NO, G. It's NOT "just you"...
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In fact with the possible exception of Jer
Daryle, Smith launched it with a boom. Problem was, the show couldn't sustain
the boom.
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From : Daryle Lockhart
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Say it again, Brother Fate!
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Admiral Rescuced The Maersk Alabama Captain!!!
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From : Augustus Augustus
To : scifino
(standing ovation)
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Admiral Rescuced The Maersk Alabama Captain!!!
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From : "Reece Jennings"
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"Only when lions hav
Fate, that would really freak me out, looking at a female officer and calling
her "sir".
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AAUUUGH!
The WORD! The V-WORD! It burns my eyes! My very
SOUL
(deep rbeathing, re-gathering centers...)
Okay, a story I heard once, regarding the reason for UPN's existence. Paramount
was reportedly ticked off at the s
Haven't seen it, but I do plan on it.
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From : Grayson Reyes-Cole
To : scifinoir2@Yahoogroups.com
We just watched this movie. Have to admit I loved it. Has anyone
Yes, keith, it was all out at about the same time. And the less you remember
about that, the better off your psyche will be.
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Date : Mon, 1 Jun 2009 04:30:48 + (UTC)
From : Keith Johnson
Would you believe me if I told you I nodded off on this *again*? I'm going to
have to make myself check it out online.
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