Blog South Dakota Dark ranked and discussed the top 100 telelvision series. And boy, that discussion is worth reading. Here's your entry point into that critical analysis, as well as links to many of the supplemental lists that accompanied it. Interesting shit.

One final last goodbye hurrah for the show that keeps on giving. Clips from three different interviews and and what a few other FoW commenters had to say. Jammer's Reviews and RDM's podcasts are also placed in a favorable light in this link-stravaganza farewell

With Battlestar Galactica ending, I thought it prudent to let you, my loyal viewers, know what I planned to work on over the coming months. So, read on and see if I kept my word. Today's Artwork: Giant Eight-Legged Purple Veneshian Warrior

Join BSG Music computer Bear McCreary on this backstage tour of the Galactica where no one knows who the frak he is. James Callis introduces us to the "Balter is the mutherfucking shit!!!" song and Edward James Olmos does some bear impressions. Rawr! Bonus: a special feature on The Ack Attack and her Lost Recaps!

A ringing endorsement of Watchmen, the seminal comic by Alan Moore. Included is over five pages of excerpts from the graphic novel as well as some custom created fake-ads for Dr. Manhattan's discrete male escort agency. This is really a great comic and completely worth reading.

Highly recommended graphic novels to check out, with some included pages of art. In this transmission: Identity Crisis, The Walking Dead, Tom Strong

Recommended: Ron Moore's podcasts, an good interview with the same, and hanging out at The Galactica Watercooler. The happening podcast that's place to be post-BSG

I enthusiastically recommend The Ack Attack, full of Lost, BSG, fun times, low carbohydrates and well worth a brief investigation, even if it's just the recommended links I provide. Also recommended is a brilliant interview with the Battlestar Galactica showrunners, full of depth and insights.

My friend Cliff, a very knowledgeable guy when it comes to military, current events, politics, says:
Hey, boys and girls. For the last few weeks, I've had a feed to Google Reader from a guy named Michael Yon. He's an independent reporter/blogger working in Iraq right now, and the stuff he comes out with is pretty [...]