Maybe it’s the fact that during the week Roslin tried to steal the election her approval ratings dropped to an all-time low of 18% — lower than President Bush! — or maybe it’s his wingwomen, but the results of last week’s Presidential approval poll (co-inciding with Lay Down Your Burdens, Part Two) are somewhat startlining.
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Here’s the new weekly presidential approval poll. Remember — even if you voted last week, you’ll want to vote again on this poll as this is a weekly feature and the results will vary from week to week. Let your opinion be heard (for free)!
Remember: This approval poll applies to the current GWC re-watch schedule, [...]
It’s week thirty-one of our planned off-season re-watch of the entire “re-imagined” BSG canon, and it’s time to move on to the season three premiere “Occupations/Precipice.” So why not join us here for the GWC online frak party? There’s room for everyone, though you’ll have to bring your own snacks…
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This week we get another great ’sode as well as one of the most heart-stopping episodes of the entire rewatch. Highlights: we let everyone know about this months GWC book club selection Ender’s Game and our latest non-Galactica rewatch Tron, wonder whether we saw the beginnings of human-appearing Cylons in the ’sode, talk Halloween costumes, [...]
If you haven’t seen this classic sci-fi flick from the early ’80s — or just want to re-live some great childhood memories — grab a copy of the re-mastered DVD from your local video store, Blockbuster, or Netflix, and join us for a re-watch. Sure, the effects don’t hold up that well twenty-five years later, [...]
The votes are in, and this month’s community-selected book of the month is Ender’s Game by Orson Scott Card. If you haven’t yet read this much-borrowed-from classic, this is a great opportunity to delve into it with lots of company as the GWC community reads it together.
And if there’s a book you’d enjoy reading with [...]
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