lost season two

i have survived LOST Season Two with nary a scratch (*rubs eyes*), as "exciting" as it all was, mayhap tis lost (*nudge-nudge*) it's lustre that had shone brightly in Season One (IMHO) - i realize i begin not to care about the characters and what happens to then (except for Michael's betrayal - which came too early in the series, and could've been the cliffhanger instead, IMHO) and the low-key (

battlestar galactica season one aftermath

the only thing i can think of now is: MORE! I Want MO0000RE!and with the price of an all-night/day Battlestar-Galactica Season One single-viewing-marathon completed just (well, prior to some sleep, natch), pounding away within my fragile*ahem*skull and of the buzzsawbuzzin' from the mid-afternoon wake-up liquified caffeine; offering phantom naked-cylons (somehow they must be connected, wot?) and

battlestar galactica season one

disc one into Battlestar Galactica Season One (talk about late google-box-bloomers, eh?) and im pretty much hooked beyond redeemption in a bad way ... (thanks, Andrew! *LOL*)and with this im afraid certain regular personal habitual cycles might suffer, like (1) regular/daily blogging, (2) contact with fellow bipeds beyond-that-which-is-my-room and (3) a serious sleep-deprivation disorder that is

nightwatch dvd

oh what a world of difference a DVD-resolution versus VCD; a movie experience maketh ~ the Night Watch-VCD-review i did a whiles back? ixnay the negative, for the superior DVD-resolution gives form to more details and other visual nuances that the VCD have left out. the visuals now are stunningly crisp and intense, with only one single (the most important, IMHO) irregularity, is the absence of