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I believe on disk two there is a preview of The Two Towers.

I have to disagree with this. In the last season he was dealing with losing his arm, which prevented him from being the outstanding (and arrogant) surgeon he had always been to that point. Having that taken away from him turned him into even more of a bitter, angry, hateful bastard. He couldn't...

After hearing many good things about them, I just started reading "On Basilisk Station", the first of the Honor Harrington novels. I'm only 3 chapters in, but I'm already looking forward to the rest of the series.

Almost everyone in my gaming group are football fans. There are a good number of football fans here at ENWorld and over at RPG.net as well. If not for the fact that I wasn't that interested in the Rams/Browns game on Monday night, I would have been forced to wait until Tuesday night to catch Part 1.

I just want to point out that this is absolutely incorrect. The Vipers in the original series were always launched from tubes in the sides of the landing bays. If I were at home, I could even include photographic evidence.

Nope, I was right there with you... :D

It was something to the effect of "It's the only way to reach the boy."

I'm leaning heavily to the theory that Management = The Russian Soldier as well. We're supposed to find out for sure by the end of the season.

This is true. Damn, my usually mighty Buffy-Fu has faltered. I must consult the all mighty Episode Guide (Volume 2) and atone for my failure... :D

The soldier that was stalking Scudder and got mauled by Lodz's bear in the WW1 dreams is referred to as "the Russian soldier" in the episode recaps on HBO's website. Now that we know Justin and Iris are Russian too, it just makes it that much more interesting...

See, I was right. :D

Wesley was Giles replacement only after Gwendolyn Post showed up as Giles original replacement and tried to take the Glove of Mhenygon for her own evil purposes. So technically he was the third Watcher that season. :D I believe it was Cordelia who originally posed that particualr question...

Count me in as a huge fan of the series. Here's hoping that HBO let's it run until the story is finished (which I've heard the creator has said could take up to 6 seasons). Every week I come up with new theories and speculations and every week something in the newest episode throws them out of...

Spike pretty much put that debate to rest last night when he told Angel that the difference between them was that he had fought through the demon trials specifically to get his soul back, whereas Angel had had his soul forced on him. Besides, Spike didn't need to get the chip removed at that...

Well, I was going to post a detailed response to all of Dragonblade's questions, but it ended up being 5 pages long. I guess I'll just have to PM it to him instead... On a related note, I also loved last nights episode. Lindsey's appearance at the end completely took me by surprise. I knew Eve...

I don't know about guitar tablature, but there is this... Once More With Feeling

Well, as I said, my friends theory about Justin being good kind of went out the window after the last two episodes. :) On to the timeline: The show begins in 1934 and Ben is 18 when the Carnivale picks him up, which means he was born sometime in 1916, which is right in the middle of WW1 (and...

Just for the sake of helping you learn the names... Dead dancer = Dora Mae Blind Man = Lodz Slow kid = Gabe I agree that at this point neither Ben nor Justin seem evil (although previews for next week lead me to believe that is about to change...). I find Justin's storyline to be the more...

Correct. There was no mention of the sentry guns in the original version of the film.

There was a story over on the Cinescape website the other day that Alyson Hannigan has signed to star in an as yet undeveloped sitcom for NBC next season. Networks execs are even calling the show a "high priority". Hopefully it won't suck as much as most sit-coms...