A look at this unusual film about a cave man who is still alive in modern times. The last work of author Jerome Bixby.

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Yes, the pilot episode of Brannon Braga's post-Star Trek series, Threshold. You've probably heard about it, but have you actually seen it? No? Then prepare to be filled with... something. Aliens and mutants threaten and all that stands in their way is a quasi-fascist government project called Threshold. Enjoy!

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Aliens crash in Wisconsin for God only knows what reason, so Mulder must head behind the cheddar curtain to get evidence of this. This may be the opening the FBI has been waiting for to shut down the X-files permanently, but when why would that bother Mulder?

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What better X-Files episode to make Christmas extremely creepy than Squeeze, where in a mutant serial killer is capable of squeezing through tight spaces. One of them is, yes, a chimney. Remember children: He knows when you are sleeping, he knows when you're awake...

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We return to Battlestar Galactica to check out how the fleet has been doing since Adama's speech about Earth. At the moment, they're being chased by the Cylons, who attack them every 33 minutes, which because it's taking longer than half an hour means the attack is four dollars off.

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Our next X-Files episode, titled "Deep Throat" after the character in the show named "Deep Throat" in reference to the real information named "Deep Throat" whose name was taken from a porn film. That porn film was called "Nixon Is Screwed." Oh, it's got some ufology stuff in it. The X-Files episode, not the porn movie.

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An opinionated look at Farscape's "Bone to Be Wild." With a newborn starship, staying away from evil fleets and a crazy-looking man in a leather suit is hard, but it gets even harder when you're on a planet where the only non-plants are Sloth from Goonies and someone who loves Torres skeletal lock system.

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An opinionated look at the classic film starring Harrison Ford where he mumbles over the voiceover. Robots are pretending to be humans, and so start killing people because that's one of the things people love doing the most.

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An opinionated look at the short-lived series (although that's all too common a descriptor these days) Firefly, the episode Jaynestown. Jayne has unwittingly become a folk hero to people who dig mud all day, while Shepard Book scares River with his hair.

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Kicking off six months of X-Files reviews is the Pilot. Dana Sculley, who has never done anything to anyone, winds up stuck with a nut studying bizarre cases at the FBI, and thanks to being stuck in crazyville, he's right about just about everything.

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Whiskey Tango Foxtrot Week continues with a special request for the opening two episodes of My Little Pony. The Mare In The Moon is coming, and only pony anti-hero Sparkle Twilight stands between the cute multi-colored critters of the land and the apocalypse.

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Whiskey Tango Foxtrot Week continues with a special request for a mind-bending episode of an already mind-bending series, Twin Peaks. I'm still not entirely sure what's happened here.

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A review of this as a science fiction piece rather than as a game. Shiva Shepard stands at the center of a whirlwind of death, then is resurrected by a pro-human splinter group so that even more death and explosions can happen.

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By special request, an opinionated look at the middle portion of Peter Jackson's big screen version of Lord of the Rings. Big bad guys decide to pick on the people of Rohan for no reason while tree guys attack a wizard, and two midgets try to sneak into the most dangerous place there is accompanied by an imbalanced frog guy. Plus, an abbreviated look at what leads up to it.

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An opinionated look at Farscape's "The Hidden Memory." Aeryn's saved, but now it's time to save poor Crichton from the clutches of Scorpius. Crais meets his match in Crichton's new adversary, but none of them counted on the man in the iron half-mask.

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An opinionated look at Farscape's "Nerve." Aeryn is dying, so Crichton puts on his cool captain suit and tries to bluff his way into a top secret PeaceKeeper military base. No points in guessing how that plan turns out. Plus, meet Scorpius, the man who believes bondage-wear is everyday wear.

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An opinionated look at Farscape's "A Bug's Life." Peacekeepers come aboard while Crichton plays captain, and a virus soon runs amok. Also, the future of the galaxy is decided by a girl looking for something she can sell at a pawn shop.

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An opinionated look at Farscape's "Premiere." Criton heads out in a special craft by the generic NASA equivalent, only to wind up stuck with a bunch of prisoners on board a living ship. Negative: he's threatened by a giant and spat on by a midget. Positive: Claudia Black, nothing more need be said.

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An opinionated look at the final half of the re-imagined mini-series. A crew with a retiring captain, a drunk XO, an insubordinate fighter ace, and other examples of the best and brightest of the fleet are all that's left to protect a small band of survivors of the Cylon attack, under the lead of a school teacher. What can I add to that?

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An opinionated look at the first half of the twenty-first century re-imagining of Battlestar Galactica. The Galactica is about to stand down when a massive assault by the Cylons devestate the twelve colonies, all thanks to Dr. Gaius Baltar thinking with his penis.

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The Dark Knight is the story of an angry orphan who beats people up while dressing up in costumes, and in this case, getting into a fight with a clown. Surprisingly, it's far more popular than it sounds.

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Flash Gordon is tricked into a rocket by Mel Gibson and transported to the land of technicolor crazy people. Then a bald guy with a goatee named Ming tries to kill him. Don't worry, though - Freddy Mercury assures us that Flash will save every one of us!

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The sun is apparently not doing enough nuclear stuff, so a group of elite humans plan to travel there and drop another nuke inside to save the world. They also spend time staring at the sun, which everyone knows is good for you.

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SF Debris presents an opinionated look at Night of the Comet. A comet returns from deep space and kills almost everyone, leaving two teenage sisters to face the terror of a zombie or two, insane stockboys, and the dumbest think tank ever, partnered only with the most unlikeliest guest star and hero ever.

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