Tonight's Sci-Fi Listing

04/29/05 | Kevin Davis

[KevinDavis]

Tonight's Sci-Fi Listing:
Star Trek Eterprise : 8pm/7pm UPN - In a Mirror Darkly Part 2 of 2.

[k2blader]

I was disappointed in last week's. It just fell kinda "flat", IMNSHO. Ah well.

[The_Victor]

When Sci-Fi picked up "StarGate" and ran the episodes from Showtime, did they have to cut them for time? Or were the shows only 40+ minutes long to start with? Since I didn't get Showtime at the time, I didn't see it until it came on Sci-Fi.

I didn't start watching until the third or forth season on Sci-Fi, so I have no idea how the show originally appear on Showtime. It sounds to me like it has been edited occasionally for language, so they may have trimmed some time off the original episodes, but I certainly didn't notice it in the continuity of the plot.

[discostu]

CBS used to do that a lot. I stopped allowing myself to become a fan of shows on CBS because it seemed every time I got into a show it would then be preempted for a month for Billy Graham Crusades and such, I now don't even bother with their shows until they hit syndication.

[Junior]

Amen. The matinee is at 1705 CDT. I'm there with bells on.

[theFIRMbss]

>I can't believe that they are taking Enterprise off the air

[Kenny Bunkport]

Stargate SG-1

Ahhh, Friday nights...A chance for me to curl up in front of the TV with Samantha Carter.

[Kenny Bunkport]

This book was published in 1999, but that pic of Shatner looks like it was taken about 25 years ago.

I'll say this for him, he certainly has proven to be a resilient actor (almost becoming a parody of himself), and has had good success as an author. William Shatner, I salute you.

[theFIRMbss]

>William Shatner, I salute you

OJ Simpson and
Robert Blake salute him, too.
Wasn't even tried . . .

"On August 9, 1999, at 10:15 p.m., North Hollywood patrol officers responded to an "ambulance injury" radio call in the 3600 block of Berry Drive in Studio City. Upon arrival, the officers met resident William Shatner, who had just returned home and discovered his wife, Nerine Shatner, in the bottom of the deep end of the pool. He immediately called 911 Emergency and dove into the pool to render aid. Los Angeles Fire Department Rescue responded and pronounced Mrs. Shatner dead at 10:30 p.m. There was no evidence of foul play. Subsequent investigation revealed that Mrs. Shatner was home alone for a short period of time and accidentally drowned while swimming in the family pool."

[LOS ANGELES POLICE DEPARTMENT, PRESS RELEASE, Monday, August 23, 1999 ]

[hattend]

Upon arrival, the officers met resident William Shatner, who had just returned home

He may have had more credible witnesses as to his whereabouts at the time of her death.

[Kenny Bunkport]

He may have had more credible witnesses as to his whereabouts at the time of her death.

Robert Wagner

[KevinDavis]

All Hail Empress Hoshi!!!!

Hint, if you watch the episode you will understand!

[KevinDavis]

On Showtime, SG1 was 40 to 45 minutes long..

[theFIRMbss]

>Robert Wagner

[Kenny Bunkport]

There you go.

[hattend]

Just watched it, now I understand.

Hoshi is quite the slut. /sarcasm

[KevinDavis]

That is what I loved about that episode. They are going out in style..