SF Tidbits for 2/1/07
By John DeNardo |
Thursday, February 1st, 2007 at
12:19 am
- Here are some TV-related posters (Mostly Battlestar Galactica) done in retro style. [via PeterBlog RoboLizard]
- Here’s a USB hub that looks like the TARDIS. [Thanks, Tim!]
- The SCI FI Channel’s website now has a Drive-In where they offer videos of old sci-fi movies like 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, The Giant Gila Monster, Prehistoric Women and Metropolis.
- Marianne de Pierres, Ben Jeapes, Tim Lebbon, Naomi Novik, Mike Philbin and David Lee Stone have been added to the list of sf/f authors who blog.
- Dearest Copernicus has culled a list of SciFi TV pilots for 2007. Geek Monthly offers an overview of them.
- Robert J. Sawyer on separating SF and Fantasy in bookstores. [via VCTB]
- SCI FI Wire profiles Peter Watts and Blindsight.
- IDW Publishing is putting out a Star Trek comic in Klingon.
- SciFi Chick lists The 13 Great Science Fiction Villains.
- Wired lists References to Windows in Science Fiction.
- Locus Online has posted the 2006 Recommended Reading List from the February 2007 issue of Locus.
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I can’t access the sci-fi movies because I’m in Korea. Why should that matter?
Weird. Are you sure it’s because of location and not just that the site was offline when you tried to access it?
What a horrible villains list. Where’s The Master? Or the big Planet of Evil from Fifth Element? The Strangers from Dark City were far creepier than Darth Vader, and Scorpius puts them all to shame? How quick would the Romulans surrender to His Shadow from Lexx?
Pathetic.
That TARDIS USB hub is great!
I was in a used bookstore recently that separated fantasy and sci fi and I just didn’t like it, mostly because it isn’t what I’m used to. I had to keep jumping between sections looking for authors. The majority of books probably fall firmly in one category or the other but I found it interesting that there were some authors whose work I thought could be shelved in either section or both.
Well, Jeff, I hated the 5th Element. Can’t say I’ve ever watched Dark City. And Lexx wasn’t a movie, as far as I know. These are simply my favorite villains from SciFi movies. Feel free to make your own.
Lexx was four movies.
And the Romulans weren’t really villains in any Trek films, were they?
Jeff: The Romulans (and some references in that list of villiany) refer to their role and their actions in the last Star Trek movie, Star Trek Nemesis
Oh. I thought the Roms were the victims in that film. Then again it was a narrative mess that left me confused.
I just watched a Tomalok episode of TNG. As charming and smarmy as Kutsalas played him, the character just ain’t too bright, is he?
Pretty sure, because the video screen said “this video cannot be accessed from your location”
I tried using anonymous, but the site just wouldn’t load at all.