Sunday SciFi: Stargate Atlantis – Vegas
I’ve got one episode to go in order to finish all five seasons of Stargate Atlantis. I have already watched all ten seasons of Stargate… Read More »Sunday SciFi: Stargate Atlantis – Vegas
I’ve got one episode to go in order to finish all five seasons of Stargate Atlantis. I have already watched all ten seasons of Stargate… Read More »Sunday SciFi: Stargate Atlantis – Vegas
JC Carlton has a really nice Jim Baen tribute article. Well worth the read. I’m a fan of Baen Books. I like hard SciFi… Read More »Sunday SciFi: Jim Baen and Baen Books
It’s taken a few years, but I’ve finally finished all ten seasons of Stargate SG:1. That, along with two movies, and seven seasons of two… Read More »Sunday SciFi: Stargate SG:1
There is so much wrong with this, which is what makes it awesome.
I read my first Doc Savage novel, The Land of Terror, somewhere between mid 1970 and mid 1972. I was living in Curundu at the… Read More »Sunday SciFi: Doc Savage
The Office is a small branch of the Environmental Protection Agency that deals with Mad Scientists and other Evildoers that want to harm the environment,… Read More »Sunday Sci-Fi: The Office
John Ringo has slipped a non-subtle Warehouse 13 reference in his latest book, Queen of Wands. OK, it’s more of a ‘guest appearance’ than a reference.… Read More »Sunday SciFi: Ringoverse/Warehouse 13 crossover
I’ve been a Buckaroo Banzai fan since I saw it, twice, during the opening week back in 1984. Saw it at the old Juliet Theater… Read More »Sunday SciFi: Buckaroo Banzai
Tor publishing has created a list of The 10 Most Memorable Trek Redshirts Not Dressed in Red 10.) Crewman Green (Uniform Color: Gold), “The Man Trap” 9.) Joe… Read More »Sunday SciFi: Top Ten Red Shirts who weren’t wearing Red Shirts
The classic SciFi RPG is Traveller. Originally released in 1977 by GDW (Games Designer Workshop) and written by Marc Miller. It consisted of three little… Read More »Sunday SciFi: Traveller