Monthly Archives: February 2009

Tory Foster

Posted on Monday 23 February 2009 by Hazel

Regarding Battlestar Galactica, what adequate explanation can there be that Tory Foster, one of the five final cylons, is the only one not to have an interesting storyline in season four? Scratch that – not to have a storyline at … Continue reading →

Posted in Battlestar Galactica, Female thinking, Television | 1 Comment

Hence the exuberant price tag

Posted on Sunday 22 February 2009 by Hazel

Dollhouse: “The Target” (Steven S. DeKnight) I laughed several times during this and only once when I was supposed to (“four brothers, none of them Democrats”). I laughed the most at the cut from Echo loosing the arrow and failing … Continue reading →

Posted in Dollhouse, Television | 4 Comments

Not anymore, but he was, trust me. Is he still a doctor?

Posted on Friday 20 February 2009 by Hazel

Mad Men – “For Those Who Think Young” Mad Men is back on British screens but not too explosively or even particularly sparkling. I wonder how such a low-key opener worked on new viewers. There were plenty of good moments … Continue reading →

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Um, I’m not sure you should say “sex poodle” in your vows.

Posted on Tuesday 17 February 2009 by Hazel

Hell’s Bells (Rebecca Rand Kirshner) Another divisive episode, which seems par for the course in season six. I like a great deal of it. I’m not keen on the notion of the demons at the wedding and how they could … Continue reading →

Posted in Buffy Season 6, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Television | 8 Comments

Nothing is what it appears to be

Posted on Monday 16 February 2009 by Hazel

Dollhouse: “Ghost” (Joss Whedon) This was better than an average episode of Angel but since I think Angel is the biggest let down ever then maybe I’m not sounding too positive. However, I did like most of it and I … Continue reading →

Posted in Dead Like Me, Dollhouse, Television | 5 Comments