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MEDIA: SF TUBE Talk: New Season - New Series
by Lee Whiteside

As has been the case recently, there's not much detailed advance information out there about a lot of the network shows, wanting to surprise viewers if they can. I'll take a look at the likely fate of the current crop.

The broadcast networks continue to be a mixed bag this season with some of the recently debuted shows doing well, while others haven’t gotten much interest. Alcatraz (FOX) and A Gifted Man (CBS), both with some genre elements, have not done well and are likely to be cancelled. At press time, NBC had a strong debut of Awake, garnering the best ratings for a drama on Thursday night for over a year, and if they hold up it stands a good chance to continue....(Read More)

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ARTIST APPRECIATION: FRANCHESCO!
by Larry Vela

An appreciation cannot start out without saying that Franchesco is one of the best comic book artists. The images that he creates are fantastic, as they give you enjoyment with the balance of color and action. The most notable thing that you will notice are his women, they are what

you would say are buxom, but he illustrates them with class so everyone can appreciate them. His work has appeared at DC Comics and Marvel Comics as well as other venues. His current project is Anarchy by Axe, a graphic novel on YouTube. ...(Read More)

Stephen is Furst in Animal House Screening
by Mark Boniece

Remember that scene in ANIMAL HOUSE where Kent "Flounder" Dorfman says, "I can't believe I threw up in front of Dean Wormer!", and Boon says, "Face it, Kent, you threw up ON Dean Wormer!"?

Or, what about that great scene in BABYLON 5 when Mr. Morden asks Vir Cotto the ubiquitous question, "What do you want?" and he responds, "I'd like to live just long enough to be there when they cut off your head and stick it on a pike, as a warning to the next ten generations that some favors come with too high a price...I would look up into your lifeless eyes and wave... Like this."...(Read More)

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