The X-Files Facebook Project: Season 1, Episode 3: “Squeeze”
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The X-Files Facebook Project: Season 1, Episode 2: “Deep Throat”
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TV Review: Fringe, Season 2, Episode 7: Of Human Action
What at first seems to be a relatively simple corporate espionage kidnapping and extortion scheme turns out to be a brilliantly intricate tale of family deception. Paralleling the lie that Walter Bishop and his son are living, James Carson, a top Massive Dynamic scientist, has been telling his son an alternate version of the truth.… Read More TV Review: Fringe, Season 2, Episode 7: Of Human Action
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Review: Supernatural, Season 4, Episode 19: Jump the Shark
It’s been awhile, and I don’t recall many details from the last couple of Supernatural episodes. I know, I know – what a terrible fan I am! But do give me a break: I was actually planning on re-watching Episodes 15 through 18 so as to actually write out those long promised reviews and get… Read More Review: Supernatural, Season 4, Episode 19: Jump the Shark
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The addiction that is fear: illogical, unhealthy and yet oh so tasty
I have to admit that, after typing the title to this post, I’m a little bit confused; suddenly, I’m craving a nice, big, fat, juicy burger… Which, if you think about it, can also be quite scary, especially when you are 50, overweight and have a heart problem… Ah, yes, the topic at hand: fear.… Read More The addiction that is fear: illogical, unhealthy and yet oh so tasty
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Review: Heroes, Season 3, Episode 14, a.k.a. Volume 4, Episode 1 (this could get confusing)
I have a confession to make: I totally forgot about Volume 4 of Heroes starting this week. . I know – how shocking is that? I thought that maybe it meant that I was over the show, that it wouldn’t suck me right back in – but it did. Everyone together, on Aretha Franklin’s I… Read More Review: Heroes, Season 3, Episode 14, a.k.a. Volume 4, Episode 1 (this could get confusing)
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Murderer!
While I doubt books are going to become extinct anytime soon, the industry will most certainly change in the upcoming years. Just like television and Internet have changed the book publishing landscape, so will blogs and digital books. This pains me, because I have always loved books. But it seems to me that, in an… Read More Murderer!
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Chronicles of a sprained ankle: learning about patience
It’s been a tough couple of weeks, and not just because of my recurrent bouts of acute I-miss-the-X-files-initis. Because however great he is, Dean Winchester does not compare to Fox Mulder (sorry, Jensen), and even if demons’ inherent evilness sends chills down my spine (or is it the devilish grins of the Winchester brothers? Sometimes… Read More Chronicles of a sprained ankle: learning about patience
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Chronicles of a sprained ankle: learning about patience
It’s been a tough couple of weeks, and not just because of my recurrent bouts of acute I-miss-the-X-files-initis. Because however great he is, Dean Winchester does not compare to Fox Mulder (sorry, Jensen), and even if demons’ inherent evilness sends chills down my spine (or is it the devilish grins of the Winchester brothers? Sometimes… Read More Chronicles of a sprained ankle: learning about patience
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Loving Mulder & Dean: How much is too much, or More Musings on Edward Obsession
Watching a TV show or a movie demands that we become, to a certain extent, irrational. Depending on the show, we’re expected to let go of what we believe in or what the world actually is like, and to believe, for 20, 40 or 90 minutes takes, in a world that is in large part… Read More Loving Mulder & Dean: How much is too much, or More Musings on Edward Obsession