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Yes, sadly, he is dead. From http://news.yahoo.com/ : LOS ANGELES - Richard Pryor, the caustic yet perceptive actor-comedian who lived dangerously close to the edge both on stage and off, has died, his ex-wife said Saturday. He was 65. Pryor died of a heart attack at his home in the San...

According to the commercials that were running during The Triangle, new episodes of Battlestar Galactica should start on January 6th, 2006.

I have a special fondness for My Name Is Nobody for it introduced me to Terence Hill, who did all the Trinity movies with Bud Spencer. I loved the humor those westerns had. I'm also a big fan of the Lone Ranger from the radio, television and the comics (I have yet to see the serials).

Wow, some great names in there...Billy Zane, Michael Madsen and Ben Kingsley. The movie looks to be a good vampire adventure flick.

I think you mean spoilers for NBC's Surface for 11.28 since that is the show with the boy and his pet creature. ABC's Invasion has the boy with a mom who is not human.

The Networks are a bit late since Showtime basically did "America after the plague" bit with Jeremiah a few years ago.

That bites but at least I'll be able to catch up on the episodes that I missed.

I should have known it was coming when they moved it to Tuesday night. I actually enjoyed the show mostly for the various characters. The news make me sad too :(

For me, Twin Peaks had the worst final episode. I'm still going WTF to this day.

I thought she had joined the cast. She does look a lot older than 33.

I'm not surprised either but I'm disappointed that Night Stalker didn't last at least one season. Surprisingly, WB's Supernatural catches the spirit of the original Kolchak than the new series ever did. I think the biggest reason that I was disappointed in Night Stalker was that it took itself...

Yet, in one episode Martha and Jonathan took an airplane to Metropolis. I really don't see the Kents wasting money on airplane tickets when they could have drove.

Okay, my mistake with Metropolis being in Delaware in the comics and not New York. Yet, Metropolis is obviously nearer Smallville now than it was in the earlier seasons. I really don't see Smallville as part of Metropolis.

Big difference between Smallville, Kansas and Metropolis, which is supposed to be in New York.

I had the feeling that he absorbed the silver kyptonite perhaps in order to use again at a later date. My biggest nitpick is that Clark can now drive to Metropolis whenever he wants when it had been established that Smallville was at least a plane ride away.

The series should have been called Infinite Headache.

After Clark "cured" Lana, I assumed the sorority sisters were eventually "cured" as well.

I finished reading The Mystery of Collinwood by Marilyn Ross on Saturday and started reading Doc Savage Omnibus #5 by Kenneth Robeson today.

Tonight's episode was really a fun episode and I loved Lana the vampire with heat vision. The vampire and Buffy jokes were plentiful.

If you listened to the voice over at the end, it was hinted the car scene was when the detective's son realized that his friend was the real evil. It was like an out of sequence scene. Pretty cool episode all in all.