Monthly Archives: June 2011

Continuing to take a break from Xena: Warrior Princess 2.0 and working on various stories – this one is a movie script. Thought I would throw out the beginning, see what you think. Venatio is available in PDF, HTML, and … Continue reading →

Project codename B is what you think it is and it premieres July 11th. I figure an introduction is in order, so let’s meet the heroine and the villain, shall we? From the pilot episode, Welcome to the Hellmouth The … Continue reading →

Jenson is a character I like and I am happy he found happiness with Evie; they had nearly 30 good years together. I am sad to see him go at the end of episode three because you tend to get … Continue reading →

Outwardly, aside from the ears and the brows, Pathel appears human. Those differences quickly evaporate, aided by her ability to fit in, in speech and behavior. True, her body language is minimal and she speaks flatly, but she does not … Continue reading →

Anarchy is a proper episode, fully grown and the characters get their due. There come moments in the series where the stories just flow, eager to be given life, and that was the case here. However, it did not take … Continue reading →

The stories weave into the fabric of existence, creating locations and situations for the characters to explore. If you are familiar with the Muse, especially Xena: Warrior Princess 2.0, then you know that plot does not drive things. The crew … Continue reading →

The persistent motif that runs thru the stories turns its eye to you. Time is approaching when you will have to make a decision. The third and final episode of Star Trek: UNS Enterprise will be available on June 27th, … Continue reading →

This is not a military ship. Yes, the two highest (well, three) officers have that background and career path but they were chosen for their leadership abilities, at least on paper. Aside from a small detachment of soldiers, who mainly … Continue reading →

Pathel, despite the cursory appearance and behavior, is not quite a proper Vulcan. She has logged decades of her life off-world, blending with other races and cultures; she is a very experienced agent, one of Vulcan’s best. How does she … Continue reading →

One, episode two, asks a deceptively simple question: who is guilty? It is the one who lied to save a friend knowing the dire consequences? Is it the one who deliberately unleashed a killer? Or is it the one that … Continue reading →