Dr. who is still ongoing. They had the first part of a real cliff hanger this past week. Dr. Who discovered that he is not alone. It’s kind of a take off from Star Wars. He found out that there is another timelord who calls himself the master. He’s kind of in sane, and a little paranoid. The Master manages to get a hold of the Tardis and by having that power source he was able to open up a riff in time and bring these strange beings to earth. There was six billion of them. One for every woman, man, and child on earth. What the Master told the beings to do was kill one tenth of the earth’s population, which they did.
The master disabled Dr. Who by using a biotransducer which aged Dr. Who by one hundred years. When he did this, Dr. Who was helpless to stop him so the way things are left, the master is in control and Dr. Who is one hundred years old. Things look pretty bad for earth because the timelord does not really care about the people, he just want to control them. But we will see how all of this works out.
I’m kind of anxious to see what’s going to happen. After all I’m a cat and I have nothing else to do except watch TV, eat and sleep.
Until next week, bye.
Saturday, October 6, 2007
Painkiller Jane-Endgame
This was the season finale of Painkiller Jane.
We got a chance to see what happens when she finds out that her powers were not natural. They were given to her by this multibillion dollar researcher. All the people that they had been chasing are failed experiments of his.
Last week Jane was at NICO along with the rest of her team when suddenly she switched sides. She was taken over against her will and she started to help the inmates free themselves. Also, they were killing people. The problem was it came down to a show down between Jane and her team and they realized that they may have to kill her. But, how do you kill somebody, that no matter what you do to them, they heal and keep coming. Thank goodness they discovered that a portion of Jane’s brain was highly developed. They figured this was the portion that was being controlled by the researcher. They used high frequency light to disrupt her thought process and then they were able to subdue her. Now the way it was left, once they could subdue Jane they were able also to sabotage the link between Jane and the researcher so he could no longer communicate with her. But they did it in such a way that the researcher would have no idea that now he only sees what she wants him to see. Whenever Jane decides that she doesn’t want him to see she can concentrate and cut him off.
The nice thing about this is, the way the season ended, you figure out that they know they will be constantly surprised at the neuros they are going to have to catch. Eventually, they will have to catch the researcher.
There is a possibility that the show might be extended, because they do have a continuous villain. If you don’t have a good villain, you don’t have a good show.
I look forward to seeing Painkiller Jane hopefully next season.
We got a chance to see what happens when she finds out that her powers were not natural. They were given to her by this multibillion dollar researcher. All the people that they had been chasing are failed experiments of his.
Last week Jane was at NICO along with the rest of her team when suddenly she switched sides. She was taken over against her will and she started to help the inmates free themselves. Also, they were killing people. The problem was it came down to a show down between Jane and her team and they realized that they may have to kill her. But, how do you kill somebody, that no matter what you do to them, they heal and keep coming. Thank goodness they discovered that a portion of Jane’s brain was highly developed. They figured this was the portion that was being controlled by the researcher. They used high frequency light to disrupt her thought process and then they were able to subdue her. Now the way it was left, once they could subdue Jane they were able also to sabotage the link between Jane and the researcher so he could no longer communicate with her. But they did it in such a way that the researcher would have no idea that now he only sees what she wants him to see. Whenever Jane decides that she doesn’t want him to see she can concentrate and cut him off.
The nice thing about this is, the way the season ended, you figure out that they know they will be constantly surprised at the neuros they are going to have to catch. Eventually, they will have to catch the researcher.
There is a possibility that the show might be extended, because they do have a continuous villain. If you don’t have a good villain, you don’t have a good show.
I look forward to seeing Painkiller Jane hopefully next season.
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