June 26, 2009
Thereare certain television creators whose work is not to be missed. Anytime a new J.J. Abrams or Joss Whedon show premieres, you know you‘rein for something +different and brilliant. The same can be said forRonald D. Moore, whose reimagining of
June 26, 2009
What else do we have to know about Virtuality? We‘ve pretty much exhausted the premise, talked about its history and mentioned the early reviews. So we‘re pretty ready for tonight, right? 8pm on Fox? Bah, I‘ll throw in a few more just for kicks. Or, not really. But anyway.
June 25, 2009
Unlike most, I have yet to see Virtuality, that two-hour special which airs this Friday night on Fox. I‘m no sci-fi head either, but after reading up on the show for the past week or so, I‘m actually intrigued as to how this will turn out. Imagine this: twelve astronauts head to a ten-year mission to some far-flung star system. Part of the show‘s funding comes from some television network, which means the whole mission is a reality show for the folks back home--probably meant to forget that the mission they‘re watching is ultimately for their survival. Chaos? Sure, so those virtual reality modules are made so they can retreat to their custom-made scenarios and unwind. And then that, too, gets messed up.
June 22, 2009
Meet the twelve men and women - and one virtual entity, sort of - who will take off to space for an important mission on Virtuality, a two-hour television special airing June 26 from 8pm on Fox.
June 21, 2009
Twelve astronauts embark on an important mission in space, one that could prove crucial to the survival of everyone else left behind on Earth. Just as they are faced with a critical decision regarding their task, they are faced with a problem that could affect their psychological well-being. So goes the plot of