The Dresden Files

Filled with gritty stories matched with some brilliant humor, if you are looking to supplement your genre fix that you haven't gotten since your favorite show has been taken off the air, THE DRESDEN FILES is definitely something worth picking up and checking out now that it is on DVD. ... Full Review

The Dresden Files" doesn't quite have the storytelling ambitions or super-quippy dialogue of the Joss Whedon shows mentioned above, but if ghosts, amulets, potions and spells don't put you off, there's a decent helping of mystical escapism here. The wizard's also got a ghostly live-in pal named Bob (Terrence Mann), who can shimmer away - through solid walls - when visitors turn up; the dryly witty Bob may be my favorite character so far, and I hope we get more from him as the series progresses. ... Full Review

hardboiled, noir speak, which instead comes off as clumsy melodrama.....Cruz exhibits the grit to handle this easily....Even worse is when the writing is downright sloppy or incorrect.....Unfortunately, the dialogue occasionally tries too hard to recreate....though, Blackthorne gets far more animated by the second episode, "The Boone Identity," in which he finally shows off the cocky sense of humor.... ... Full Review

"Lost" is now found online. In addition to ABC.com, which has offered various "Lost" episodes over the years on its less-than-ideal player, you can now find Season 1 of "Lost" and several Season 5 episodes on the far superior Hulu.com... ... Full Article

Sci Fi Channel/Syfy's big summer series launch is a his-and-her buddy comedy, with mismatched (but attractive) Secret Service agents Pete Lattimer (Eddie McClintock) and Myka Bering (Joanne Kelly, familiar to Sci Fi viewers as Bianca in The Dresden Files ). ... Full Article

"Warehouse 13" caretaker Artie Nielsen has devoted his life to chasing down paranormal artifacts and keeping them safely hidden in the warehouse's vaults, buried deep in the South Dakota Badlands. ... Full Article

Sometimes nicknames have nothing to do with a person, and sometimes there's a specific reason for them. Knowing the odds of getting published were about a million to one, author Jim Butcher selected the moniker "Longshot" in the early '90s. ... Full Article

I love to lose myself in the vivid landscape of a good fantasy, filled with exotic descriptions and wild plots. The Harry Dresden books are so filled with many strong, irreverent, and memorable characters that it's hard to put the... ... Full Article

By far the channel I miss most, since downgrading our cable, is the SciFi Channel . I would say Lifetime but some wonderful genius includes that in the basic package. ... Full Article