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SciFi Vision - Where Fiction and Reality Meet
Site Issues
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If you notice anything not working today it is because I am trying to fix the site - something, maybe a plugin is causing the server to run much higher than it should. I have unlimited bandwidth on my webserver, but evidently it isn't exactly unlimited if it goes high enough. Given that I haven't suddenly had a high influx of traffic and it hasn't happened before (at least from what I can tell) I am assuming and hoping it is a script.
In the event it's not a script but the traffic I get, I'm not sure what is going to happen as I don't have $100 or whatever a month to pay for a dedicated server. Though I am going to start with some ads if I can figure it out, I don't know if it will be enough. For the moment I am turning off the one module I was using to display photos. This will only affect the galleries under "multimedia>promo photos" and only those directly on SFV (for example the press tour photos in the actually gallery won't be affected). I'm waiting to see if this fixes the issue, as they are the newest thing I have added to the site.
Thank you for your understanding.
In the event it's not a script but the traffic I get, I'm not sure what is going to happen as I don't have $100 or whatever a month to pay for a dedicated server. Though I am going to start with some ads if I can figure it out, I don't know if it will be enough. For the moment I am turning off the one module I was using to display photos. This will only affect the galleries under "multimedia>promo photos" and only those directly on SFV (for example the press tour photos in the actually gallery won't be affected). I'm waiting to see if this fixes the issue, as they are the newest thing I have added to the site.
Thank you for your understanding.
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Revolution 1.1 Review: "Pilot"
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By John Keegan and Henry Tran
It's getting much more difficult to impress viewers with pilot episodes in the wake of Lost's departure from television. Shows that have huge casts and sprawling mythologies are becoming less successful with every passing season. The JJ Abrams name and brand lives on though, and "Revolution" has that attached to it so that comes with the baggage it entails.
It's getting much more difficult to impress viewers with pilot episodes in the wake of Lost's departure from television. Shows that have huge casts and sprawling mythologies are becoming less successful with every passing season. The JJ Abrams name and brand lives on though, and "Revolution" has that attached to it so that comes with the baggage it entails.
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Covert Affairs 3.10 Review: "Let's Dance"
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By John Keegan
Now that the direction of the season/series has been set more or less in stone, it’s all about how the writers are going to manage to make it work. On the surface of it, as I mentioned in reviews for previous episodes, the majority of the damage is to the integrity of Arthur’s character arc. In one fell swoop, he is rendered all but useless again. This episode doesn’t change that, but it does show that Annie’s characterization is back on track.
Now that the direction of the season/series has been set more or less in stone, it’s all about how the writers are going to manage to make it work. On the surface of it, as I mentioned in reviews for previous episodes, the majority of the damage is to the integrity of Arthur’s character arc. In one fell swoop, he is rendered all but useless again. This episode doesn’t change that, but it does show that Annie’s characterization is back on track.
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White Collar 4.10 Review: "Vested Interest"
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By John Keegan and Gregg Wright
The mid-season finales of "White Collar" always end on a dramatic cliffhanger. In the first season, it was the reveal that Peter was secretly in contact with Kate (which, considering that this was still the first season, made us wonder if Peter might be a baddie); in the second season, it was Mozzie being shot; and in the third, it was Keller's kidnapping of Elizabeth. And as expected, the fourth season attempts to follow suit.
The mid-season finales of "White Collar" always end on a dramatic cliffhanger. In the first season, it was the reveal that Peter was secretly in contact with Kate (which, considering that this was still the first season, made us wonder if Peter might be a baddie); in the second season, it was Mozzie being shot; and in the third, it was Keller's kidnapping of Elizabeth. And as expected, the fourth season attempts to follow suit.
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Jeff Eastin Talks "White Collar" and "Graceland"
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By Christiane Elin
Jeff Eastin is not only the creator and executive producer of USA Network's hit show White Collar, but also the creator of the upcoming series Graceland. Tonight USA Network will air the White Collar mid-season finale, including a promo of his new series.
Eastin talked to the media recently about both the shocking mid-season finale and his new show. Be sure to watch White Collar tonight on USA Network.
Jeff Eastin is not only the creator and executive producer of USA Network's hit show White Collar, but also the creator of the upcoming series Graceland. Tonight USA Network will air the White Collar mid-season finale, including a promo of his new series.Eastin talked to the media recently about both the shocking mid-season finale and his new show. Be sure to watch White Collar tonight on USA Network.
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White Collar: "Vested Interest" Early Review
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By Jamie Ruby
Tonight USA Network will air the White Collar fourth season mid-season finale, "Vested Interest," and it's a doozy.
The episode picks up with Neal and Peter still at odds, Neal blaming him for Ellen's death and angry that he investigated Sam, which caused him to bolt. Peter tries to reconcile with Neal, who doesn't even want to talk to him. The two however have to put aside their problems as there is an FBI conference, and they have to speak to why they make such great partners. There are some great lines during the presentations, both Neal being a smart ass and Peter admitting to having faith.
Tonight USA Network will air the White Collar fourth season mid-season finale, "Vested Interest," and it's a doozy.The episode picks up with Neal and Peter still at odds, Neal blaming him for Ellen's death and angry that he investigated Sam, which caused him to bolt. Peter tries to reconcile with Neal, who doesn't even want to talk to him. The two however have to put aside their problems as there is an FBI conference, and they have to speak to why they make such great partners. There are some great lines during the presentations, both Neal being a smart ass and Peter admitting to having faith.
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Alphas 2.8 Review: "Falling"
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By John Keegan
Since her introduction earlier in the season, Kat has been a bit sidelined, her work with Nina notwithstanding. This episode corrects that mistake, showing some of the nuances in her personal situation, and how her ability and its downside can be used against her best interests. It’s not at all surprising that she’s developed a bit of a complicated personality. This episode only seems to scratch the surface of how she might have been abused, and it’s enough to paint a disturbing picture.
Since her introduction earlier in the season, Kat has been a bit sidelined, her work with Nina notwithstanding. This episode corrects that mistake, showing some of the nuances in her personal situation, and how her ability and its downside can be used against her best interests. It’s not at all surprising that she’s developed a bit of a complicated personality. This episode only seems to scratch the surface of how she might have been abused, and it’s enough to paint a disturbing picture.
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Warehouse 13 4.8 Review: "Second Chance"
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By John Keegan
“Warehouse 13” has hit something of a rut in the past few episodes, and I’m not sure whether or not this installment pulls them out of it or not. On some fronts, there is definite momentum and change, but other elements are stuck in neutral. Much of the problem appears to be a static format, which is something previous seasons have avoided.
“Warehouse 13” has hit something of a rut in the past few episodes, and I’m not sure whether or not this installment pulls them out of it or not. On some fronts, there is definite momentum and change, but other elements are stuck in neutral. Much of the problem appears to be a static format, which is something previous seasons have avoided.
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Warren Christie Talks "Alphas"
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By Jamie Ruby
Alphas, currently in its second season on Syfy, follows the lives a group of ordinary people with superhuman abilities that take on cases for the government that they are either unable or unwilling to solve.
Warren Christie, who stars as Cameron Hicks on the series, also recently starred in Apollo 18 and This Means War on film, and has appeared in television in series such as Supernatural, Happy Town, and True Justice.
The actor recently talked to the digital media about what they can expect in tonight's pivotal episode as well as the rest of the season of Alphas.
Alphas, currently in its second season on Syfy, follows the lives a group of ordinary people with superhuman abilities that take on cases for the government that they are either unable or unwilling to solve.Warren Christie, who stars as Cameron Hicks on the series, also recently starred in Apollo 18 and This Means War on film, and has appeared in television in series such as Supernatural, Happy Town, and True Justice.
The actor recently talked to the digital media about what they can expect in tonight's pivotal episode as well as the rest of the season of Alphas.
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Lost Girl 2.22 Review: "Flesh and Blood"
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By John Keegan and Paul Pearson
This is the way the season ends: not with a tiny whimper, yet lacking the kind of epic bang that "Lost Girl" has been promising for some time. Viewers have been waiting patiently (or not-so-patiently) for a showdown between the heroes and the Big Bad, but what this episode ultimately amounted to was lots and lots of characters explaining things, with the occasional burst of good writing, action or performance.
This is the way the season ends: not with a tiny whimper, yet lacking the kind of epic bang that "Lost Girl" has been promising for some time. Viewers have been waiting patiently (or not-so-patiently) for a showdown between the heroes and the Big Bad, but what this episode ultimately amounted to was lots and lots of characters explaining things, with the occasional burst of good writing, action or performance.
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Welcome! This is a place for those inspired by the strange, fantastic, and unknown. It is dedicated to those who share their talents with us and shine, whether it be on our televisions or on the silver screen. Here you will find interviews with celebrities, reviews from multiple genres, and other pop culture news and multimedia. While we originally started with a love for science fiction and fantasy, this site is no longer just for any one genre.Something you want to see featured here? Have your own site you'd like to see here? Don't hesitate to let us know!
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