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If I had to guess what the "Stage 2" deal-making that JMS refers to is, I'd say it's lining up all the actors, so they can announce the deal with the cast assembled. Anyone agree/disagree?

She played Laurel Takashima, B5's first officer, in "The Gathering". That's why this thread is in the "B5 Personnel" forum. :)

In answer to hypatia's question, yes, it will eventually be on DVD. I didn't mention this in my initial post last night because I was tired and didn't want to add another paragraph, but the director was actually there at the screening. I'm at Cornell University in Ithaca, NY, and it seems the...

Just wondering if anyone else has seen the recent SF indie Robot Stories which stars Tamlyn Tomita. I happened to catch a screening of it earlier tonight. It consists of four short stories dealing with robots, each set in either the present or near future. It was made on what appears to be a...

Don't have the DVD myself, so I can't check this, but on the Trek BBS, someone said that in the SiL commentary, JMS used the phrase "The Myth of Sheridan." The suggestion was made that this might be what TMoS stands for. Don't know if this was one of the choices already guessed by fans (which...

Significant? That would probably be overstating it. She's there for more than 1 or 2 scenes, but it falls far short of being a "major" role. But certainly more major than, say, Random Background Extra #3. Don't be turned off by the fact that it's Vin Diesel. I haven't seen any of his other...

You should check out the Vin Diesel sci-fi movie Pitch Black. Claudia shows up in that one. Yes, it's just a simple sci-fi/horror action story, but it's a pretty good one.

2 Farscape episodes? Don't you mean 4? (Each ep being 1 hour w/ commercials and 45 min. without.)

CNN Headline News ran a quick item on this earlier today. You can find some screencaps here. Scroll further down the page, and you'll get the transcript.

I just saw this movie on Saturday night. I thought it was fantastic. The most remarkable thing about it is how much more serious it is than you would expect given the premise. Yes, there are a lot of laughs, but this isn't anything like ARMY OF DARKNESS. Bruce Campbell actually does a...

I agree with GKE. This movie is great. Definitely my favorite Jim Carrey movie. Better even than THE TRUMAN SHOW, which I also thought was pretty nifty. The only thing I'll add to your review is that you've also got to give kudos to the scenes featuring the technicians who do the memory...

Richard Kelly, the writer/director of Donnie Darko, is finally set to direct another movie, titled Southland Tales. Here's the scoop. Because it's Kelly, there's a high probability that it'll be good, so I'm looking forward to this. A "comedy-musical/thriller" with "fantasy dream...

Joe- Just out of curiosity, does that alter in any way your assessment of what the new project might *be*? That is, is there any particular type of new project (feature film vs. TV movie vs. miniseries vs. whatever) for which it might make sense to have an announcement from WB from "the wrong...

Sorry, I guess I was being a bit Yankee-centric here. Nielsen is the company that tracks TV ratings in the US and Canada. I don't know how it's done in the UK or anywhere else, so I can't comment on that, but what Nielse does is track the viewing habits of a randomly selected sample of...

While it's certainly illegal, if you consider a situation in which: 1) you don't live in a Nielsen household, 2) you're downloading a show on a channel that you already get, whether it be because it's been broadcast in another country and you're getting it early, or because you simply find it...

I've heard people claim that B5 is more popular in Europe than in the U.S., but I've never seen anyone produce ratings statistics to back it up (which might not necessarily be a fair way to compare anyway). Based purely on anecdotal evidence, my guess is that B5 is somewhat less popular in...

Re: Movies in \'04 See this thread from back in July for the 2004 movies that I'm most looking forward to. Since it no longer looks like "Knowing" or "The Fountain" will be made this year, the one I'm most looking forward to is Terry Gilliam's "The Brothers Grimm", which I believe is now...

Oops. My mistake. That's what happens when I don't read every thread in the forum.

Here's an interesting tidbit from Dark Horizons: http://www.darkhorizons.com/news03/031215g.php

Unless this is very recent, Regal Cinemas isn't doing that everywhere (at least, not yet). We have Regal Cinemas here, but tickets are just $8.25, and student discount knocks that down to $6. And we still get the music and movie trivia.