Ahead of the much anticipated debut of Battlestar Galactica’s offshoot, Caprica, SyFy has created an immersive web experience to heighten the buzz. Cleverly presented as a newspaper styled blog, The Caprican delivers all the news worth printing from the 12 colonies. Of course, it’s all done with a very Caprican slant. Growing threats of monotheism [...]
Monthly Archives: January 2010
Caprica Looks A Lot Like Earth
Posted in TV & Film Tagged Battlestar Galactica, belief/religion, Caprica, Cylons, fan fiction, frak, God, Sci-Fi, Soldiers of the One, STO, SyFy, television Leave a comment
Speechless Over Unseen Dr. King Photos
The beginning of the year always means one thing to me: Prepare for the onslaught of Black History Month and the Martin Luther King holiday. I don’t mean to make it sound like an onerous duty, but comparisons between these two events and the commercialization of Christmas are valid. Nonetheless, it’s necessary to think about [...]
Posted in Culture, Photos/Art, Politics, The South Tagged burk uzzle, leica m3, martin luther king, mlk, newsweek, photography, pictures, Politics 1 Comment
More Cylon Tyranny
Woefully behind the times, I just watched the SyFy premiere of Battlestar Galactica: The Plan. I loved it, even though the objective viewer in me had to admit the movie was little more than a hand-stitched quilt of memories created to keep fans invested in the BSG franchise. I still mourn the death of the [...]
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