This is like the lost, alternate-universe Ten Thirteen episode you dreamed about back in 1997. This entire series is lousy with Ten Thirteen alumni, but this one takes the cake so far. Most important guest star is Vancouver, of course. Between this and Fringe and V, it's like The X-Files never went off the air. But more importantly, never left the holy city.
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Cheers for the tip, checking it out as we speak.
I've just recently checked :
season 7 episodes: 5 - The Vessel, 10 - Worlds Within, 17- Rule of law, 19 - The tipping point,
if you ever wanna give me a go
may the force of the week-end be with U ;)
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* if you wanna ever give THEM a go
Wow, Mr Knowles, you have been on a roll. Looking forward to getting down to some Sci-fi watching.
Just after watching the William Wilson Videos on thursday, I got to thinking about Ray Bradbury, who lives in L A, yet walks everywhere, and Richard Wilson who supplies high-tec ideas and info without understanding that much technically.
That lead me to 'The Electric Grandmother'. This is resonant with Caprica/cyborgia (Youtube: The Electric Grandmother) Please note that the grandmother descends into the motherless family's life, in an Egyptian sarcophagus, reminiscent of the Oscars to my perception.
I am seriously thinking of getting a credit card ONLY to be able to see CAPRICA 6 and 7(after tonight). It is addictive, and praps you can advise me not to bother by advising another way of seeing the series.
Out of sync advice (could be a sub-text), DARJEELING LTD, is now one of my Top Films, it is beautiful and funny, just like the French film-The Green Beautiful/La Belle Verte.
Happy Wibbles x
Sorry, Bill/William Wilson!
Flossy- tvduck.com/caprica!
I mean http://www.tvduck.com/Caprica.html
You know Chris, I was literally expecting Nick Lee to walk towards the camera frame and have his eyes flicker a blue glow, I'm not kidding, the opening was just too much.
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