Science Fiction and Fantasy TV Shows

The episode called "Bad Blood" (Episode 12 of Season 5) is about vampires. It's one of the more comedic episodes, as opposed to the more serious episodes.

Also, the episode titled "Three," which is Episode 7 of Season 2, is about vampires. Actually, Mulder ends up having an affair with one of the vampires (played by Perry Reeves, who was David Duchovny's real-life girlfriend at the time).

You can find transcripts of True Blood episodes on websites like Springfield! Springfield! or the True Blood Wiki. Additionally, some fans may transcribe episodes and share them on forums or fan websites.

Everyone seems to be saying that it is on, the 09th September but i think that it will be the beguinning of october.

if you want to check then go onto BBC3 iplayer then "M" go to Merlin and at the side it says "no episodes for the next 7 days" but if you check it every week it will change and say someting like, "Merlin next on (e.g 2 october at 19:00) something like that!!

Hope this helps !

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Nathan Stark did. I think it was season 2 before he vanished. Dr. Black told Carter they conceived the baby "the old fashion way".

"Uy ah ual ing ual ing wetail." (The enemy of my enemy is my friend)

Of course. She's been in the TV show Bleak House and in movies like The Last King of Scotland and How To Lose Your Friends & Alienate Your People.

To see Gillian's full resume, you can check it out here: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000096/

At the end of Battlestar Galactica, it is revealed that the main characters find a habitable planet to settle on and begin a new civilization. The show ends with them starting fresh and moving on from their past struggles.

The name Wolfram and Hart is essentially an arbitrary choice, it does not have a mythological source. Nonetheless, there is a joke embedded in the name, which can be read as a collection of 3 types of animals, the wolf, the ram, and the hart (hart being a deer). Wolfram and Hart doesn't sound like 3 animals, on first reading, but it can be interpreted as such. Even then, there is no real reason why an evil law firm should be named after 3 animals. Of those 3 animals, only the wolf is a predator.

There was never any episodes in which O'Neill has become invisible. In the episode "200" of the tenth season (about the "wormhole Xtreme" movie), there were two "fake" flashbacks. The first is when SG1 visited a planet inhabited by the Furlings. (which resembled the ewoks in Star Wars). The second one is where O'neill turned invisible.

Well It's all opinionated but for me, it's the one with the little kids with the creepy reflections! That was the scariest for me!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Remember, all opinions. Yeah, that one was probably the scariest for me too! That was Jared Padalecki's pick for the creepiest episode too :D

Jesse Hutch

Todd Stashwick played Kyle on Still Standing. Same guy who played Carmelo Dante on Burn Notice..

Well basically, when Abbey and jenny came into the ARC they were trying to lure a horrible fungas creature into the main hall which they were freezing, then when Abbey and Jenny went in to get the 2 fire extingushers which were in their, they got face to face with the monster, Abbey managed to get out of the room, but when Jenny tried to run, the fungi blocked her way so she couldn't get out, due to this she basically froze to death, then the thing was about to kill her, but then Dani came in and he saved her and kept the monster busy until it froze to pieces and died, then after it was dead they brought her inside and they got her back to life, then cause she had died that day she decided that it was time for her to leave the ARC. :(

But if you wanna know why she really left then:

Was... no real reason, it was just in the script! bless you man who made up primeval! :)

You can find season 3 of The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya on various streaming platforms such as Crunchyroll, Funimation, or Hulu. Make sure to check the availability in your region.

Well, there are several shows that could fit that description...

X-Files has agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully

Eleventh Hour has agents Rachel Young and Felix Lee, and Science Advisor Jacob Hood

Millennium has FBI Profiler Frank Black

... there could be more, but those are the ones I can think of off the top of my head.

In True Blood, Lafayette Reynolds is a beloved character who meets a tragic end in Season 7. He is killed by the vampire Jessica Hamby in self-defense after being possessed by the magical entity, Hep-V. Lafayette's death deeply affects the other characters and fans of the show.

There were between 20 & 25 episodes per season in the show's original nine year run. The two revival seasons in 2016 & 2018 have six & ten episodes respectively.

Depends upon which version of "Lost in Space" you mean.

In the TV pilot, they simply ran into a meteor storm and drifted to the planet they crashed on.

In the broadcast series, the saboteur Dr. Smith was trapped on board while programming the robot to disable the ship. His weight drifted the ship into a meteor cloud and he woke up the pilot to save the ship. The pilot woke the rest of the crew up and while they were debating what to do, the reprogrammed robot damaged the hyperdrive, shooting them out of control to a spot where they could not identify any stars, lost.

In the movie, no meteors, robot destroying the ship, ship crashing into the sun. Crew activates hyperdrive with no destination to escape and same results.

It has been announced that "Merlin" Season 3 will air on Saturday, September 11, 2010 at 7.25 p.m. on BBC One.

Syfy will have it sometime early 2011.

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Yes, there are Stargate SG-1 games available, such as "Stargate SG-1: The Alliance" and "Stargate: Resistance." These games allow players to immerse themselves in the world of the popular science fiction TV show.

because after the episode about the apocalypse, there's really not much left to do. It's either Sam and Dean die fighting Lucifer, where the show would literally not be able to go on. Or, it'll be like, "Okay. We stopped the world from ending. Now what?" Basically, Eric Kripke is stopping the show before they run out of ideas so it doesn't turn bad or boring, like the later seasons of 7th Heaven or Gilmore Girls because after the episode about the apocalypse, there's really not much left to do. It's either Sam and Dean die fighting Lucifer, where the show would literally not be able to go on. Or, it'll be like, "Okay. We stopped the world from ending. Now what?" Basically, Eric Kripke is stopping the show before they run out of ideas so it doesn't turn bad or boring, like the later seasons of 7th Heaven or Gilmore Girls

It would be a tachyon generator I suppose. However, with current understanding of physics, no such thing can be built. While light can change velocity depending upon the medium it is traveling through, the speed of light in a vacuum is as fast as it can get because there is no fermionic matter slowing the photons within the vacuum.

I suppose if you could pass them through a field generated by a "warp drive" they could travel faster than light in a vacuum, as seen by some outside observer. But as I am sure you are aware, this is technology far beyond modern engineering.

If you are referring to the planet to which he went into voluntary exile, where Luke Skywalker found him, then then answer is Dagobah.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dagobah