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Thank you for the kind words, @Cloister56 . I'm giving some thoughts to what we could do next and as soon as I have something I'll share it with you. There are many different directions we could go and do something interesting. the important thing is that everybody should have a good time. Until...

Irrelevant nit-picking: Peter is the actor's name. The character's name is Jean Paul. It's funny, but I think Jean Paul suits him better and makes him sound less ordinary.

Well, Brimfin, it's been an honor and a pleasure to have you in the group. It's unfortunate I only got to read your farewell message now, but better late than never I guess. I'll send you a more thought-out reply soon, just so you know. And I really would like to read your final by-the-numbers...

ACUTE TRIANGLE This was a typical by-the-book sci fi episode: a man tries on an artificial wife (some robot variant) and eventually realizes there’s no substitute for the real deal. Once again, “Welcome to Paradox” tells the story that’s been told countless times. However, I think in real life...

OK, from what I remember, this was the bizarre one. Back in the day, issues involving sexuality were not common on mainstream science fiction, perhaps, at best, they would be dealt with in a queer literature subgenre. Consequently, this episode left a marking impression, but it wasn't an...

(Link coming soon!)

Aired Unknown Oct 19, 1998 on Syfy Ardley Mendoza's marriage is failing, causing him to purchase a replacement wife. He ends utterly surprised at how simple it was to reach total marital bliss. (OK, the synopsis may not be 100% accurate.) CAST Alice Krige ... Aura Mendoza Mackenzie Gray ...

Ha! In this day and age, the guy would say, "50K? Wanna know what? Now I'm a woman. Girl power!" Man legally changes gender to get cheaper car insurance: report

Aired Oct 26, 1998 on Syfy A wife losing touch with her husband, chooses an option that will make the couple seriously look at their sexuality in a totally different way. CAST Justin Lazard ... Leo Lawson Robert Moloney ... Jules Lawson Nancy Sorel ... Cleo Lawson Jill Teed ... Nora Michael...

Did a sloppy systems engineer spill coffee in your systems? You got the names wrong. It's James Otterson and Diane Marmon. So this week, we had the regular and tired "humans have too much faith in technology and pay a heavy price for that," law enforcement edition. It doesn't help that things...

Link is on its way. My problem is that when I try to upload new episodes to my Google Drive, the connection usually gets interrupted, and when it finally uploads something, I can do nothing else on the Internet. This is why it's best for me to upload it at night when I'm no longer using the...

Aired Nov 09, 1998 on Syfy A Lawagon, a VW New Beetle with an AI, is cop, jury, judge and executioner. Of course nothing could go wrong with that. CAST Dana Ashbrook ... Federal Police Marshal Stu Clemens Jorge Montesi ... Captain Kepling Rebecca Reichert ... Diane Marmon Rhonda Legge ...

I remember this episode as one of the good ones. One of the things that called my attention back in the day was the fact the characters had names of countries (Brazil, Rwanda) and the doctor looked like a football quarterback. When I think of the situation depicted in this episode, I can...

I guess I didn't see your response right away. OK, so we can have a break this week then so you can catch up.

I asked if you wanted me to postpone episode 10, but as far as I can see, you said nothing. So I assumed, that was not important to you and, as there might be other reviewers as well, I decided to maintain things as they normally would be.

Aired Oct 12, 1998 on Syfy Dr. Ovid Brazil develops a machine capable of transferring one person's memories to another. But it soon becomes apparent the cost is greater than he thought on the recipient. CAST Henry Rollins ... Dr. Ovid Brazil Brendan Fletcher ... Rudy Bernie Coulson ...

Well, the public selection process I took part of just asked for high school education, but most people who apply for these positions have much more than that. I have a long experience as an ESL teacher, which is coming in handy now. The coordinators and principal in the school did mention that...

I did learn back then, but I forgot everything. IMDF, on the other hand, has very convenient tools, so you can easily do that from the tool bar.

Indeed, you and I had already covered this earlier, and we both posted the DVD order in this thread.

Basically I'm sort of a tutor of a child with cerebral palsy in a public school. I'm in part his teacher and caretaker. Curiously, I was only appointed to the position because the parents won a law suit against the state demanding special services and resources for their son, who has special...