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• Check out this sweet, but extremely geeky, Star Trek bottle opener, patterned after the original Enterprise, the NCC-1701 (no bloody D). And at only 12 British pounds, you can afford two!
• Shane Coffey at Cellounge to goes to great lengths to support his revealing of the last Cylon on Galactica. Nicely supported with evidence, but I'm not convinced the last Cylon is a major-minor character. I'm not convinced the writers knew when they started this season...
• E! Online has a spoilery entry which covers Heroes (a 'hero' with super speed) and has a few LOST bits. Oh, and Tricia Helfer appears set to guest star on Burn Notice. Awesome.
• Staying with LOST, the Season 4 Blu-Ray and DVD sets will be released on Dec. 9th.

• Yet even more LOST. USA Today recently ran a contest where fans could submit their theories and a lucky few would be critiqued by the producers. Well, the results are in. Check out the "Dharma Chameleon", sans Boy George, to see something that is quite accurate, to quote Lindeloff and Cuse. Or not if you don't want to be spoiled.
• Japanator reviews the re-made Neon Genesis Evangelion movie, You Are (Not) Alone. Time to see if this has fallen off the truck, so to speak.
• Mental Floss gives us 6 sci-fi TV show concepts you didn't see. And they're right, except for Daybreak. I did manage to watch all the episodes after they moved to the web. It was pretty good, if a bit confusing at the end.
• You know the concept well: Soldiers mysteriously abducted from Earth and transported to an alien arena where they must fight to survive. It's been on Star Trek, in books, and even various fighting games. Now, it's going to be a big screen movie with the unexpected title of Arena.

• A&E TV has unveiled their new Andromeda Strain website. It has Daniel Dae Kim and Ricky Schroeder! Tune in on Memorial Day.
• Adult Swim is airing Code Geass episodes before they air on Adult Swim. Cool.

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