by Rick Norwood
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So, what is the obvious next step? Shorter seasons, of course. Since more viewers watch the season premiere and season finale, why have only one season a year? Why not two seasons a year? Why not three? But I'm getting ahead of myself. The Sci-Fi Channel now has two seasons, a Summer season and a Winter season, each with season premieres and finales. I enjoyed the Summer 2005 season of Battlestar Galactica, but it was essentially one long story, without enough difference from one episode to the next to be worth giving individual ratings. | |
Episode Guide to the Summer 2005 season of Battlestar Galactica (***) | |
Scattered (I) by Bradley Thompson and David Weddle Valley of Darkness (II) by Bradley Thompson and David Weddle Fragged by Dawn Prestwich and Nicole Yorkin Resistance by Toni Graphia The Farm by Carla Robinson Home (I) by David Eick Home (II) by David Eick and Ronald D. Moore Final Cut by Mark Verheiden Flight of the Phoenix by Bradley Thompson and David Weddle Pegasus by Anne Cofell Saunders
These ten episodes will be out on DVD before Christmas and Battlestar Galactica will return with new episodes in January.
The premiere of Smallville was very good, though when you tape a show and fast forward through the commercials
it seems awfully short.
By the way, in case any of you doubted it, I loved Serenity, and am looking forward to the next two films written
and directed by Joss Whedon, Wonder Woman and Goner.
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Rick Norwood is a mathematician and writer whose small press publishing house, Manuscript Press, has published books by Hal Clement, R.A. Lafferty, and Hal Foster. He is also the editor of Comics Revue Monthly, which publishes such classic comic strips as Flash Gordon, Sky Masters, Modesty Blaise, Tarzan, Odd Bodkins, Casey Ruggles, The Phantom, Gasoline Alley, Krazy Kat, Alley Oop, Little Orphan Annie, Barnaby, Buz Sawyer, and Steve Canyon. |
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