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Brett Love


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Bio: My time away from the TV is spent in an IT cave doing things that might seem interesting on the surface, but would likely bore you in detail. Along with those lofty pursuits, I'm a huge fan of Mr. Neal Stephenson, have a strange love for Canadian things, and am currently hammering out the tenets for a boob-based-religion. If you need to find me, try looking in one of Seattle's many theatres. This one is my current favorite.

Posts by Brett Love

Medium – The biohazard boogeyman

This episode was strangely well timed for me. I spent the last week battling a particularly nasty bug, and practicing my cough just like Joe. That all served to make the biohazard angle all the more creepy. It was helped along by the fact that the story behind it was rather clever, even if the […]

Stargate Universe: Law & Order: SGU

Heading into the retarded Syfy mid-season break (seriously, I’ve hated this game ever since Farscape), I thought it would be good to reference back to the post from the premiere. There, we asked if you were ready to go on Stargate‘s dark new ride. Now the question is … having seen what that ride entails, […]

Webisode Clack – The Vetala, Compulsions, and Buck Rogers

A touch of the black death, or something doing a remarkable imitation of it, kept me away from the webisode post last week. So, this week we have a double-shot of new shows, both of which are well worth your internet viewing time. First up is The Vetala – a supernatural thriller about a hostile, […]

Ratings Clack – Entering the holiday abyss

It’s that time of the year. Now that we’ve all been spoiled for months with tons of new TV, it’s all going away. Last week we saw the first real evidence of the holiday slowdown as CW just shut down completely and ABC was the only network that even made an effort on Thursday and […]

Castle – It was Principal Wood, with a handgun, in the garbage chute

It’s a battle that every procedural constantly fights. All too often, a character will pop up on the screen, and just by way of the actor’s resume you know that there is far more to the story. Rarely, for example, does anyone hire someone like D.B. Woodside to play a background character that just passes […]

Ratings Clack – The Prisoner, it’s no Mad Men

The biggest premiere last week came from cable, as AMC finally released their modern take on The Prisoner. I had been planning for months to make a comparison between that and media-darling Mad Men. I always find the amount of coverage that Mad Men is able to generate, despite the fact that its latest season […]

Ratings Clack – Should FOX switch Fringe and Lie To Me?

After the dramatic entrance of V last week, there were no similar big splash stories to lead things off this week. Then, as I was perusing the year-ago numbers, something occurred to me. It’s quite possible that FOX could improve both Monday and Thursday at 9:00 if they swapped Fringe and Lie To Me. If […]