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Bubble bath + a bottle of champagne + Battlestar hottie = one nerd-tastic Big Bang Theory .

Critical Mass: Why AMC's Update of The Prisoner Sucks on Nov. 16, 2009, at 3:08 pm Wherein two dweebs whose fealty to the 1967 British spy-fi, allegori-stential cult TV series "The Prisoner" is of a Degree Absolute, yak through - er, discuss - our semi-digested reactions to AMC's three-night, six-hour remake, the first installment of which aired ...

Black Friday is approaching, fellow readers. No, I'm not talking about some sort of economic free-fall or any apocalyptic event that we might see in 2012 .

Someone who long ago put childhood behind has to gaze occasionally at current entertainment offerings and ask: What happened? Where is my Number Six? My Spock? My Sherlock Holmes? My rodent-eating alien? Right now we are riding a wave of cultural reinvention.

Let's be honest, fans of Battlestar Galactica are more than likely already checking out CBS's Monday night hit The Big Bang Theory .

"Collision" - The latest offering from "Masterpiece Contemporary" is a gripping, two-part thriller tied to a multi-vehicle pileup near London that entangles the lives of 10 strangers and presents a bewildering puzzle for Detective Inspector John Tolin .

The new miniseries The Prisoner scuttles the original's Cold War politics for post-9/11 paranoia.

A former spy given the designation Number 6 tries to escape from The Village in "The Prisoner," a six-part, six-hour miniseries airing on AMC.

The Road Warrior . Yes, there is some silliness ... if in the future, gasoline is so precious, why do the bad guys waste fuel driving around in circles acting scary? So what.

"The Big Bang Theory" is welcoming Katee Sackhoff -- to the bathtub. Sci-Fi fans are frakkin' psyched.

Near the end of this post, you'll find a photo of Katee Sackhoff in the Nov. 23 episode of "The Big Bang Theory." If you hadn't heard about her appearance on the fine CBS comedy, here's my story about Sackhoff's upcoming "Big Bang" visit, as well as my general thoughts about the show's pleasing third season.

The phenomenally great revival of Battlestar Galactica seemingly shut up shop earlier this year when the final episode confused the frack out of everyone drew to a close.

It is quite unlike any show that has ever been on television. Patrick McGoohan stars as a British secret agent who suddenly walks into the office, slams down his credentials and quits.

Leonard Nimoy narrates a new documentary about a historic synagogue designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.

Battlestar Galactica The Plan DVD Review Posted by Michael Weyer on 11.01.2009 The sci-fi epic provides a movie that shines new light on the series for fans but doesn't quite reach the same standards 　 One of the most intriguing fictional ideas ever was Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead .

Leonard and Penny The Big Bang Theory has definitively won me over. The show, which has made many smart corrections in its three seasons, has evolved into one of the most enjoyable comedies on the air.

STAR TREK actor Chris Pine and Allison Janney have landed nominations for Los Angeles' top theatre awards.

* The movie deals with 10 months in the lives of two John Cavils. It begins two weeks before the destruction of the colonies and ends with the events depicted in "Lay Down Your Burdens," the two-part second-season finale that introduced us to both Cavils and New Caprica besides.

Browse> Home / Interviews / Actor Edward James Olmos Explains How "Battlestar Galactica" Leads to "Blade Runner" - An AMC Interview << Sonya Walger Talks About "Flash Foward," "Lost" - A TV Guide On-Line Interview Actor Edward James Olmos Explains How "Battlestar Galactica" Leads to "Blade Runner" - An AMC Interview October 27, 2009 by Michael ...

Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs 20th Century Fox, $29.98/$34.98; Blu-ray, $39.99 At times, this third go-round for the prehistoric mammals of the "Ice Age" franchise feels like a sitcom nearing the end of its run.