Radiation by Fiona Rae

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Radiation: The death of television, again

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  • Craig Ranapia,

    Sure, sorry I've been watching BSG in a not strictly legal manner -- and I will buy the damn DVDs so Universal can put the dogs back on the leash.

    Having said that, kudos to C4 for a New Zealand first -- starting a season of BSG before the DVDs have been out for at least six months. Don't know how anyone who hasn't seen season two is going to react to the first half of Razor though...

    North Shore, Auckland • Since Nov 2006 • 12370 posts Report

  • Sacha,

    Whedon about Dollhouse in Salon interview - with pop-up car advert that aint so bad.

    Ak • Since May 2008 • 19745 posts Report

  • Peter Darlington,

    It's a new twist on the 'John&Paul&Ringo&George' shirt

    Loving that J Dilla one ---- Me want

    Nelson • Since Nov 2006 • 949 posts Report

  • David Slack,

    Ooh, link?

    Hope you weren't holding your breath : )

    Here it is, finally.

    Devonport • Since Nov 2006 • 599 posts Report

  • BenWilson,

    I especially like the “You have to save something with a face” comment.

    I think the corollary is true, too, that the best villain has no face. We did not see Sylar's actual face until near the end of the first series and he definitely creeped me out all the more for it. After last night's episode I came away sort of thinking "OK so the supervillain is a slightly weedy looking guy who's actually righteously bitter about the company having deliberately made him a monster". It doesn't matter how odd looking someone is, when you see them, they are humanized. We've seen so much of Sylar, indeed we have even seen him turn good, that it's just going to be hard to fear and hate him now. They need a new supercreep.

    Auckland • Since Nov 2006 • 10657 posts Report

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