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Sanctuary is on tonight. It looks like it'll be the conclusion to the Big Bertha story line. Anyone else remember the Indian dance at the end of the last season? The dance was cool, but it was so funny because he was a raving lunatic dancing in the street. X'D [ame] [/ame]

Anyone watching this series? I think this second season isn't going anywhere atm. It looks like the first couple episodes were used to write out a couple characters and bring in a couple new ones. Which was fine, but so far this season has not felt anything like the previous season. Heres my current beefs with this season so far: - I was also annoyed with the first episode of season 2.. there was a pointless car chase scene that was nothing more than constant camera shots of an in episode bmw commercial After the third time of showing the logo, it was just way too much. - The scene transitions they use now look horrible and comic book styled. - I'm glad they fixed Ashley's bangs, but then I noticed her forehead was huge... oh well, shes gone now. X'D - The organization's weapon x program seemed like a rip off from the recent wolverine movie and what they turned Deadpool into. - I know watch this on a HD television... and holy crap everything looks like blue screen. I know its made in a blue screen fashion, but on a SD television its much more impressive. What I like so far: - Ashley is dead. yay. Her character seemed all bubbly/blonde and out of place. - The new girl should fit in much better, imo. - The acting seems better. - Whatshisface's hair reminds me of anime hair. X'D

http://dvice.com/archives/2009/01/how_the_red_one.php The SCI FI channel has been using this Red camera to film their newest series Sanctuary. Whats interesting is that the show has no set. Pretty much everything is done with a green screen, but when you watch the show you can't really tell if anything is shot in an actual set or not. How do they do it? They use a camera that has 4 times the resolution of HD. Check the video on the link to see more about it. Its actually pretty interesting.