Denis McGrath’s commentary for Episode 110 “Identity” should now show up in your feeds as being available for download.
Archives for August 2008
Charlie Jade Episode 113 Commentary: Through A Mirror Darkly
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Featuring commentary by writer Denis McGrath on Episode 113, “Through A Mirror Darkly”. Originally aired Space on 07/02/2005 in Canada, aired on SciFi Channel on 09/02/2008 in the USA.
“Charlie Jade” Recap Trailer: Episode 112 “Choosing Sides”
Promo recap of Episode 112, “Choosing Sides”, aired prior to Episode 113, “Through A Mirror Darkly”
Interview with Michael Filipowich
We weren’t actively looking for another interview, but if we had been, he would have been top of my list. His take on 01 Boxer is… well… crazy. But after exchanging a series of emails with him, I’ll tell you this is about the most carefully crafted, well-planned crazy I’ve seen in a long time.
Charlie Jade Recap: “Choosing Sides”
Remember a few weeks ago when Charlie and 01 got a minute or two together on screen and it sparkled? What do you think about an entire act of the two together?
Charlie Jade Episode 112 Commentary: Choosing Sides
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Featuring commentary by writer Alex Epstein on Episode 112, “Choosing Sides”. Originally aired Space on 06/25/2005 in Canada, aired on SciFi Channel on 08/26/2008 in the USA. For reasons as yet unknown, the opening 5 minutes was excised from the 08/26/2008 SciFi Channel airing.
“Charlie Jade” Recap Trailer: Episode 111 “Thicker Than Water”
Promo recap of Episode 111, “Thicker Than Water”, aired prior to Episode 112, “Choosing Sides”
Charlie Jade Recap: “Thicker Than Water”
The relationship between a father and son, certainly is family. So is that between lovers. Two orphans, watching each other’s backs and surviving on the streets through cunning. That’s family, too. In a world where six companies control everything, company is family as well.
