BSG Blogging I BSG Blogging II Political relevance aside, the new BSG is just a damn fine show. The twenty-seventh hour screened last night, and, for my money, the twenty-seven hours thus far compare favorably with just about any comparable stretch of an hour long drama outside the Sopranos. On the question of whether television […]
Year: 2006
It is, indeed, about the ingredients. Stop at Whole Paycheck on the way home after a movie, and one can make even a Friday night pathetically spent at home watching a regular-season NHL game tolerable
Military procurement is a disaster. Incidentally, this is why a free press is critical in times of war. Let’s see if Fox News picks up this story. My guess is no; anything that might reflect poo
BSG Blogging I The Cylons of the new Battlestar Galactica aren’t quite like any other science fiction race I’m familiar with. DJW once told me that he hated Star Trek: First Contact (one of my favorite Star Trek movies) because it gave up on the Borg. The Borg, according to Dave, were the only species […]
I see that Mallard Fillmore is making Mickey Kaus his liberal strawman in his inevitable attack on Brokeback Mountain. (Maybe Tinsely is still permanently scarred by a past in which he was a cabdriver
Not that it will matter to Schmittian conservertarians or people of the Althouse “all that matters is whether he will restrict individual rights competently” school, but a systematic Knigh
Friday Cat Blogging… Frodo and Pip
While I generally don’t see any value in the use of the term “chickenhawk,” like Tom Tomorrow I’m certainly willing to make an exception for people who think that cutting-and-p
While it is well known that Brent Bozell–the man who must watch every bit of violent material and softcore porn on TV, sometimes several times, in order to ascertain just how much of a blowhard
This is the first of three posts on Battlestar Galactica, which resumes its second season on Sci-Fi tomorrow night. This first post deals with the question of civilian and military authority in BSG, while tomorrow’s post discusses the Cylons, and Saturday’s contains my general appraisal of the series. Why devote an entire post to civil-military […]
A fine compilation from the Left Coaster.
If so, I think it’s been done, as Libertas: Conservative Thought (sic) About Film (sic) has been brought into the fold. This reminds me of my favorite of the many risible Apuzzo moments: his ear