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Time Magazine is putting all of its old content online — including an article from 1939 about fans of science fiction, or "pseudo-scientifics," as Time insists on calling it. (At one point, they even refer to an SF writer as a "pseudo-fictioneer." If you want to see why so many science fiction writers and readers have an inferiority complex, look no further than this hilariously sneering article. [Time via SFScope] More »
]]> http://io9.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=5780799&view=rss&microfeed=true In honor of Comcast's decision to rebrand itself as XFinity, Time Magazine published a list of the 10 worst corporate rebrandings, and the Sci Fi Channel's decision to become Syfy made #3. Writes Time, "Spell Check On Syfy: Unless science fiction is spelled syience fyction, owners of the popular television network need some serious spelling help." [Time Magazine] More »
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Time Magazine's James Poniewozik has seen the first episode of Joss Whedon's troubled Dollhouse and - appropriately for a show about characters with multiple personalities - he can't quite make up his mind about how good it is. More »
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Back in 1978, Time magazine published a scathing review of a brand-new TV show called Battlestar Galactica. In the wake of BSG's triumphant return to TV with Saturday night's special episode Razor, it's interesting to take a look back at where the franchise began. Costing $15 million, the original BSG was the most expensive TV series ever made. Today, the reboot version of the show runs on SciFi Channel on a limited budget. Also unlike today's BSG, the 1970s series was scorned as derivative and formulaic. More »
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