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Well, as I mentioned, I've started a new job and that turned my schedule upside down. But now I know what little extra time I'll have and when, so things will remain more regular now. By the way, let me know if you want us to take a break from new episodes next Friday so you can catch up with...

This one has brought lots of those elements I have problems to connect with, such as the totalitarian institution, the one rebel fighting for his humanity and individuality, unnecessary discipline, the purge of emotions. This kind of thing was cool in the 1984 novel, but after a while they...

(I haven't found a Youtube link. I'm sending you my personal link later today.) Aired Oct 05, 1998 on Syfy In an academy the instructors are robots who teach the cadets to be just like them. CAST Channon Roe ... Hemeac Rebecca Nygard Zachary Ansley ... Obsic Anaya Farrell ... Dean Michael...

Well, that worked for me. A lot! (First, I'm sorry I've delayed my review for so long, but I started a new job and I'm overwhelmed. I just have extra time on the weekends, so I had to wait until Saturday so I could rewatch the episode and give my impressions.) This is one of the good ones, one...

Aired Sep 21, 1998 on Syfy Daniel Gray has all the wealth a man could want, enough to have himself cloned multiple times for spare parts. Until that wasn't enough and he wanted more, much more. CAST Rodney Rowland ... Daniel Grey / C7 (as Rod Rowland) Justine Priestley ... Sarah Dale Peter...

Oh, the 1990s... When if you had a convict as a character, you could cast a Black man for the role and get away with it. Now that kind of choice would be just too controversial, even for an actor who was so identified with the "gangsta" style and made his public image by flirting with both sides...

Aired Aug 31, 1998 on Syfy A prison that has no bars causes controversy. The prison controls its inmates with pain implants, but one prisoner fights to embrace the system. (Kidding! Fights the system, instead, as usual, of course. But anyway, methinks if this guy is "The Winner," I'm really...

He's one of those actors we've seen everywhere but have trouble to pinpoint where exactly.

This is one of the good ones I remember from back in the day. When a story calls your attention and you still remember the punchline of the cosmic joke so well, it shows the story has staying power and a hell of a punch. Basically, we have the story of a man who falls in love, and is loves back...

His working space did feel cluttered, like a busy corridor with random stuff in it. That "board meeting" installation with stone children around a board meeting table was weird, and we found those weird statues everywhere. But in defense for the Paradox fashion, I think they did a good job in...

Aired Nov 02, 1998 on Syfy A lifeguard at the Blue Champagne resort, a virtual reality simulation, falls in love with an actress. What he does not know though is that she has been recording their intimate moments. CAST William McNamara ... Q.M. Cooper Rachel Hayward ... Megan Galloway...

Well, well, I'll be damned! It saves me the work of uploading episodes. Never underestimate the power of piracy and illegal uploads! Materials always find a way to YouTube. Thanks for the link!

From what I remember there were at least two or three episodes I originally felt were creative and innovative. But apparently I've forgotten the duds. This one, for example. Well, let's take it apart and see what's salvageable. Our two main antagonists had different approaches to...

Aired Aug 24, 1998 on Syfy A scientist makes the decision of using himself as a test guinea pig. What could possibly go wrong? CAST Roma Maffia ... Barbara Cloak Robert Wisden ... John Hammond Brent Stait ... Vincent Cloak Chilton Crane ... Helen Hammond Michael Philip ... The Host Sadie...

Ha! My father's an accountant too. For all of the accountants in the world, here's a classic Monty Python sketch.

For once I'd like to see a story in which "everything and everyone is what they seem to be," just for a change.

That was an enjoyable episode with a classical sci-fi theme. It brings several of those tropes hardcore fans never get tired of: film noir, VR, a hard-boiled detective, a beautiful woman with a dubious agenda. And considering the protagonist's ethnicity, at times I thought I was watching a live...

Aired Sep 07, 1998 on Syfy Mr. K. is an old-school detective who has been tasked to find a mysterious man who has a list of names someone wants. Mr. K encounters sinister characters, an alluring artist and the real self he never knew existed along the way. CAST A Martinez ... Inquiry Agent...

It's interesting to see what appeals to some people and not others. I'm glad someone liked this one better.

My first reaction was that this episode was the weakest of the three we've seen so far. After some consideration I feel my opinion has improved a little, but I still think it leaves to be desired. Let me approach a few points. - The title - In the DVD order the episode is listed as "Alien...