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Stargate Atlantis - Season 5 - Partial Review

tv show review // Mark Yuasa

11 03 08
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Season 5

The Cast of Stargate Atlantis Season 5

I was a bit slow to catch up to season 5 of Atlantis. I must have forgotten all about it with the writers' strike last year, adding to that, a very early start to the season way back in July of '08.

Now well into the season, we haven't seen any jaw-dropping plot twists, or exceptionally good writing for that matter, but that's not the kind of show SGA is. It's not high-minded and preachy like Star Trek, or edgy and sexy like Battlestar Galactica. Atlantis is just good, goofy fun. And there's nothing wrong with that at Laidback Geek.

50th Anniversary of the First Video Game

blog // Lindsay Stewart

10 15 08

I promise my review of Viva Pinata 2 is forthcoming. The good news is, I've been playing it a ton, the bad news, it's hard to tear me away long enough to write about it. I almost have the Jeli...

30 Rock: A Not-So-Laidback Ode to Liz Lemon

tv show review // Lindsay Stewart

09 23 08
Are there any other ladies out there in love with Liz Lemon? Stand up and declare yourselves!

Spore is 10 Games You've Already Played

game review // Mark Yuasa

09 21 08
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There's plenty of Spore-bashing to be had on the interwebs, so I wont place another drop in the storm.

Instead, I'd like to focus on the various games you may have already played that have "influenced" Spore`s 5 stages.

Fall 2008 Shows - Fringe and TSCC

blog // Mark Yuasa

09 18 08

No heavy hitters are out yet, but a couple of Fox shows are already set to series-record on the PVR.

Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles (season 2)

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I was cautiously optimistic about TSCC all through the first season. It seemed like the underdog premiere of the year that got a big smack in the gut with the writers' strike.

Bleach: Memories of Nobody (2006) - Review

review // Mark Yuasa

09 04 08
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The first Bleach movie was released in 2006 (in Japan) between the 5th and 6th seasons of the series.

Like many TV Anime movie spin-offs, it doesn't do much to progress the main story arc. This may have been wise since the direction of the series is fairly muddy at this point.

Setting the Stage

The prologue opens in Soul Society, in a tense, Evangelion-like command center. A cataclysmic event is unfolding, threatening to collapse Soul Society and the "Real World" into one.

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