Wayfarer

Unlike Sisko, when Kirk kicks someone's *** they know better than to come back for a second helping.

The man went from being Hawk to being Sisko...damn straight Q came back and retconned things.

The Silurians aren't going to be happy that we've mucked up their swimming pool.

Well, being tethered does limit your altitude and force you to remain over water which means you're probably not going to be horribly injured when you invariably screw up and wipe out which means the company is less likely to be sued out of existence in very short order.

Obviously the lead female character is Lacy Warfield.

I still think Seann William Scott is the best choice to play Guy Gardner.

So Venom's big weakness is loud noises and now he's going to be walking around blazing away with full automatic assault rifles? Yeah, that makes sense.

Hey, with Johnny gone perhaps the Frightful Four will finally recruit Captain Ultra.

I tuned in a few minutes early for Supernatural and didn't realize I was watching the tail end of VD rather than Smallville until the emo bad boy vamped out and bit the chick which, I think, is a sad commentary on Smallville. Both IMdb.com and Comcast had tonight listed as new episodes of Smallville and Supernatural, not VD and Nikita.

As a fan of all things Bruce Campbell, I have no problem with lots of cheese. Cheese is not the problem with The Cape's writing. The problem is with the more technical side of things; structure, pacing, etc.

Yes, the writing leaves something to be desired. For example we got the scene where Fleming opens his chess box and then plays around with his holographic display, turning it into a chess board before spinning it and having it resolve into a single file titled "The Siren." It didn't seem to really have anything to do with the episode and we never find out who or what the Siren is leaving me with the feeling that the only reason the scene is there is because someone thought it looked cool.

And the revelation that Orwell is Fleming's daughter is something that should have been handled with subtlety, gradually playing out over the course of multiple episodes until the big reveal when people would have smacked their heads for not seeing the clues and figuring it out sooner. Instead we get beat over the head with a 2x4 with the fact that they're related and it just makes the characters look stupid for not being able to see what is so obvious to the audience.

He's executive producer on a number of shows I like including Chuck and Supernatural but when it comes to directing...I look at his IMdb.com entry and all I see that he's directed that I've seen are the Chuck pilot and the two Charlie's Angels movies. Now I liked Charlie's Angels but they're not what I think of when I think Wonder Woman despite the girl power theme.

And then Thing wakes up and Johnny steps out of his shower...

Chess can't even recognize his own daughter when she's wearing a domino mask while talking to him. I doubt he recognizes someone he only met a couple of times and has good reason to believe is dead.

Overall I'm liking the show though it does stumble now and again. I keep thinking that Eric Close and Dennis Haysbert need to make cameo appearances though.

I am an Irwin Allen fan. I can't imagine what my childhood would have been like without The Time Tunnel, Lost In Space, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, and Land of the Giants. As much as I loved his work when I was young I have to admit, the man produced a lot of schlock and I think it's entirely appropriate that he be up for a Razzie. I do object to his being compared to Uwe Boll though. Boll is just bad. He comes nowhere close to Irwin Allen's magnificence.

I think Waiting For Superman should be up for Documentary.