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Frequently Mentioned TV Shows
Babylon 5
Weekly Columns
14 September 2000: Here’s a reason to skip the
movies and stay home to watch television [The glory of Babylon
I]
21 September 2000: Star Trek vs. Babylon 5—which
tells the grander tale? [The glory of Babylon II]
26 October 2000: A fan’s dream come true: meeting
the commander of Babylon 5 [Name droppings IV]
17 June 2004: Will we see Dark Shadows again? Will we see Babylon 5 again? Will Molly Bloom? Who knows, but let’s have a nice ramble anyway [Ramble]
15 July 2004: It turns out that Thomas Wolfe was wrong; you can actually go home again [Babylon on Puget Sound]
23 December 2004: How’s this for an idea for a new TV series: a vampire and his doctor friend travel through time into the future and wind up on a space station near the rim of the galaxy [Still lurking in the Shadows]
2 August 2007: One man obsessed about a God he didn’t have faith in, another didn’t believe in God at all, and the third simply made us laugh to high heaven [Through a lens darkly (1918-2007)]
20 September 2007: After waiting 5 years, 6 months and 121 days (but who’s counting) to see it, what’s another 768 hours? [Lost and found]
Dark Shadows
Movie
House of Dark Shadows
Weekly Columns
31 January 2002: It’s not as bad as it sounds; he
would have been called Barney, for short [Me and my Shadows]
13 June 2002: Sci-Fi giveth, and Sci-Fi taketh
away [The coming (and going) of Shadows]
20 June 2002: Say what you want about Barnabas
Collins, you never ever saw his chest glistening with sweat [Mild
Passions vs. serious Shadows]
1 August 2002: Quick! Name a television series that
featured characters played by Kate Jackson, John Karlen, Harvey Keitel,
Marsha Mason, and Abe Vigoda! [Back in the Shadows]
5 September 2002: If life was harrowing for the
Collins clan on the small screen, it got even worse for them when they
landed on the big screen [Shadows on the big screen]
12 February 2004: And another question: if John Edwards somehow managed to get elected president, would he have to stop doing that Crossing Over show? [Second coming of shadows?]
17 June 2004: Will we see Dark Shadows again? Will we see Babylon 5 again? Will Molly Bloom? Who knows, but let’s have a nice ramble anyway [Ramble]
23 December 2004: How’s this for an idea for a new TV series: a vampire and his doctor friend travel through time into the future and wind up on a space station near the rim of the galaxy [Still lurking in the Shadows]
2 August 2007: One man obsessed about a God he didn’t have faith in, another didn’t believe in God at all, and the third simply made us laugh to high heaven [Through a lens darkly (1918-2007)]
5 June 2008: Maybe someday I will get to the point that I am dreaming about looking for the most comfortable place to take a nap [Nightmare on East Roy Street]
Doctor Who
Movie
Dr. Who and the Daleks
Weekly Columns
28 April 2005: A spin-off, a prequel, a remake and something that’s just trashy fun: no, these aren’t movies, they’re TV shows [TV or not TV]
11 May 2006: If we could get Doctor Who to help us with our oil problem, maybe he could also use the Tardis to go into the future and borrow a bunch of money from our grandchildren so we can bail out Social Security [Another gusher]
6 March 2008: For my money, the last of the time lords is the best of them [The Doctor is in]
12 June 2008: If only the Doctor could bring us new episodes immediately from the distant future or go back into time and warn everybody about the missing WMDs [Tube tales]
26 June 2008: Maybe in some parallel universe in an alternative timeline, brand new episodes of Doctor Who is on every day of the year [The last temptation of Doctor Who]
14 August 2008: Where can I find room in my brain for new movies and TV shows when I haven’t properly achieved resolution with the ones I have already seen? [Loose ends]
7 January 2010: Even if a Time Lord lives to be more than nine centuries old, some of us still cannot get enough of him [Who’s next]
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