Tag: Sci-Fi Channel

Noise complaint? I’ll tell you about a noise complaint. Yesterday, I was trying to sleep and some bint was rattling her car horn like a banshee outside my bedroom window to the attention of no one in particular. I wanted to rip…

Well, I wish the title of the episode was accurate. I’d have an easier time shooting fish in Lake Tahoe with a shotgun from the moon than digging out decent credits from this writer-director combo. D3: The Mighty Ducks director Robert Lieberman helms…

I’m starting to think my dad is right when he says Fargo is a problem. Written by Charles Craig (nothing to do with Robot Wars), he’s best known as producing two separate Pretty Little Liars series, Eureka, and the adaptation of Kass…

Not only do I pick a heat wave, but I pick this episode to sit and eat a very spicy pasta. Great idea! Returning from his time directing “Right as Rayne,” Mike Rohl comes back to Eureka after directing more of Stephen…

I mean, it isn’t: Jack is waking up to strange new worlds all the time. This episode is directed by Michael Lange, who is best known for far too many episodes of something called Greek. I don’t want to be disparaging, but…

Doctor Who will start two weeks from now. I’m a bit busy dealing with AI house problems right now. Directed by Jeff Woolnough and written by Harry Victor, the two last worked on “Dr. Nobel” earlier in the season, and this is…

I know it’s meant to be a reference to Prince or something, but can we just rename it Pink and Lacy? The third of Johanna Stokes’ five writing credits, she’s listed as working on the teleplay for this one, while show creators…

A little bit of family drama here, and a bit of cribbing from Doctor Who there. Directed by Colin Bucksey, I’m beyond surprised that I get to say the next few things in order. Bucksey is probably best known for four episodes…

Why was it that in the mid-2000s it was seen as conventionally attractive for young men in their 20s to have that childish, American Dennis the Menace, haircut? Directed by Mike Rohl, unless you are a fan of Netflix-budgeted Hallmark-flix, you might…

It makes sense, a 15-year-old being attracted to a drug-dealing Robbie Rotten. If I’m honest, this might be the shortest first paragraph of my life, as the production staff aren’t new/refreshing. Directed by Jeffery Levy, he returns from “Many Happy Returns” for…