In "Fracture", the third episode this season, there's a character called the Colonel who tries to take out briefcase-carrying agents from the other side. One of those agents escapes when the Fringe team interferes, and he's shown bringing the briefcase, filled with surveillance pictures of Walter, to the Observer.

What I think is that the original convictions and intents only stretched out so far to the first season. Weren't there reports when the show began that Tim Kring envisioned Heroes with no true leads, and an ever-varying cast of characters? That plan sure got nixed as early as the season 1 finale, and I think that the…

It's a lot of favors and friends and people working for free, at least for the first couple of movies it is. I sound designed a feature (that played Montreal's Fantasia festival) for some old university buddies for no salary; the production refunded half the value of the equipment I bought specifically for the film.

I meant serious as opposed to satire. I doubt G.I. Joe will turn out to be the Great American Picture.

Team America vs G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra
Remember the Superbowl trailer for the new G.I. Joe movie? What with all its images of rampage in Paris, the destruction of the Eiffel Tower, gaudy villains, big machines and tacky tough guy groupshots, I definitely got an impression of the film as a serious, live-action…

Are we really getting two more of this?
I guess adequate is the best we can expect from the Terminator film franchise. Terminator Salvation is a totally alright, loud action film, which has the decency to clock in under two hours and keep the action moving forward throughout. Its story is perfectly useless, though,…

Awesome news
I love Chuck. This one and Lost are the two American TV shows I follow. I don't mind the 13 episode concession one bit; in the faraway land of Quebec where I dwell, TV budgets are tight and we have different series in the fall and winter seasons. I think it's great because as a viewer you end up following…