Best fantasy/ sci fi movies/ tv shows?
Fantasy- Lord of the Rings Trilogy(books and movies) Sci-fi- Blade Runner(and the book it was based on "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep), Star Wars(the original trilogy, the new ones were butt), District 9
How did Joey Tribbiani's story end? I haven’t seen the spinoff show Joey, and I want to know what closure the character gets.
Joye is amazing. Joey leaves handler and Monica understanding he needs to move on with his life to have better future, One of his sister Gina tribiaani lives in Hollywood , Los Angeles finds him an apartment and Joey moves there.Later Micheal his nephew Ginas son comes to live with him in the same apartment . Joey struggle to find new jobs with his new talent agent Bobbie but he manage to get in to a night time TV drama called “Deep powder” and gains some recognition for his work , after all his Dr.Drake Ramoray didn't payoff well enough.by continuous auditions he manages to get in his first movie “Capture” and gains enormous benefits paying off for his all the hard work. he gets in two two serious relationships during the 2 seasons and ends with his divorced yet funny and brilliant lawyer which happens to be his neighbor as well.
How did/do you deal when one of your favorite TV shows ends? What helped you cope?
First of all I just want to share that it really makes me feel blank when that happens and literally makes me ask myself “what now?”. I cope by finding people that also watch those specific show and stress out some point of views that I had with it or talk about what made it good, the twist and the littlest of thing that I’ve noticed while watching them or just force someone on watching the show as well to make them feel what I felt in a good way. Still from time to time I read some discussions about the show or re-watch parts of it and usually it fills the void that I feel.
What song is at the end of Haven episode 12?
Yes, it is indeed the band named Sweet Talk Radio, with the song titled "Dotted Lines" available for purchase on iTunes as a single. I just looked it up and you can sample it and buy the mp3 on iTunes. I am trying to find out the same thing. It might be a band called Sweet Talk Radio, whose song "We All Fall Down" has been used in a previous episode of Haven. The female singer sounds very similar to the singer on the song played at the end of this friday's episode (#12). Musically and vocally, the two songs sound similar and I would not be surprised if it was Sweet Talk Radio, but I can't be certain. The song "We All Fall Down" is just as beautiful and has a similar melancholy mood and atmosphere, with the same female vocal textures. It is available as an mp3 download on iTunes and Amazon. I highly recommend it. As for the song on this friday's episode (10/01), the lyrics I caught go like this: "what is it keeps me returning to questions I ask / my paper heart has been burning since you threw a match / I can't quit a habit like you dear / cold as they say / . . . I never was someone who knew what to say / I sank to the bottom while you rode the waves / why couldn't you teach me / if only you knew / how I longed for those words / . . . the thing I can promise / when all the smoke clears / just look in this window and you'll find me here" I hope someone knows who this band/artist is or if someone can confirm if it is indeed Sweet Talk Radio
On the syfy show, Haven, there is a piano music outro playing over the ending credits. anyone know what it is?
I swore my last answer posted, but I guess not. If this song was not composed by Philip Glass then it was downright plagiarized. If it sounds familiar it is probably because one of the stanzas was originally used in the score that Philip Glass wrote for the Candyman movie. You can listen his work here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TccTXgFT3vA
Does Ash Ketchum ever age? Will the series ever end?
Ok well, I haven't watched or followed Pokemon for years now, now in my late teens, but I've been curious as to where the series is actually going. I stopped watching Pokemon and playing the games a couple a years ago, because to me it just appeared to be the same old thing over and over. New pokemon, remade from old ones, same story lines, and Ash Ketchum, the guys beaten so many powerful trainers and such, gone through a lot of battles and regions, yet somehow faces "new challenges" everytime. Is the show ever going to end? Does he ever age? I was reading that throughout the show, they suggest that a couple years has past, but when he meets may, they're apparently the same age, and shes meant to be 10? The same age Ash was when he started? I realize the show aims towards a younger audience but seriously, the original Pokemon series and movies were great, and you saw Ash and his friends progress and such, but then they drag it on and on? I think if they continued to progress the characters, and Ash was presented as a more experienced trainer, and actually had the characters age, and end the series... It'd be so much better off. I appreciate the series for it's original seasons. I think kids would also appreciate it more if they saw the characters grow up, like I wish they did. I was always hoping for Ash to become that wise experienced trainer, after new trainers came along, and you know, he'd be the one giving advice. Will it end?
What are some great sci-fi/supernatural TV series I haven't heard about?
Jonathan Strange and Mr NorrellA BBC adaptation of a recent and very well regarded novel. It’s a story about two magicians striving to “restore magic to England”. They start as master and apprentice and eventually become rivals. Each loses something by meddling with a delightfully inhuman and malicious fairy played by Marc Warren (unrecognizable)The story delves into issues of class, race and female emancipation but even if you’re just in it for the “Harry Potter for adults” aspect it’s well worth your time.It’s on Netflix in the US and BBC iPlayer in the UK.
What's the name of the sci-fi tv-serie from the 90's wich ended with the leading man was sitting in a cage & ended with a big cliffhanger?
I heard "science fiction" "90's" and "cancelled" and immeadiately thought of Firefly. I haven't watched the series, so I don't know if it's true. I have included a Wiki Link for you to decide on your own."The series is set in the year 2517, after the arrival of humans in a new star system and follows the adventures of the renegade crew of Serenity, a "Firefly-class" spaceship."Firefly (TV series) Hope I helped. Have a nice day. :)
I haven't seen the Friends series yet, but I am starting and for a little experiment, I want to watch the series backwards completely, i.e. starting from 10X18 to 1X01. Now, spoilers aside, what in your views would I be missing?
Before I start this - you will end up confused, for one thing.You will not be severely attached to this show, determined to find out if Ross and Rachel get back together or if Joey will finally call his "one night stands" back. You will not watch these characters grow and progress, you won't cry everytime one of them is hurt and they won't become part of your lifeYou won't wonder if Janice will ever stop making hilariously irritating appearances. You won't fall in love with so many relationships because you'll know they'll stop, because "you've seen the future".Worst of all, you'll see the end before the build up. You won't cry a river when the keys go down because you haven't had chance to get attached to that place, or the characters that live there.Yes, Friends is "just a show" but it's an amazing show that you HAVE to watch properly. Try your experiment with another show, probably a sitcom that doesn't have so much engagement and anticipation.
How did Eden of the East End?
The movies continue on from the series. All your questions will be answered