So, with Battlestar Galactica, The Dresden Files, and now the stellar premiere of PainKiller Jane, the Sci-Fi Channel may actually redeem its reputation. . . .

Have you seen their miniseries "The Lost Room?" That was one of my favorite miniseries ever. It had a good story, wasn't terribly corny, it was fairly well acted, and so forth. They could make a good solid series out of it if they weren't morons.

Also, they have another good series coming back in July called "Eureka." So Sci-Fi isn't doing too terribly, their better shows just aren't getting enough support, I think.

Haha! Now why didn't I think of that? That's good, though. I'd love to have that shirt.

I don't think I would've heard of them without the TV series. Sometime in December I watched a really good miniseries on Sci-Fi called "The Lost Room" and I saw a commercial for the Dresden Files and was rather intrigued, so I started recording it and got into it, then I realize it was a book series and decided to read it.

I would like to think that since I'm a somewhat avid reader that I would've eventually heard of it when White Night came out, but the publicity behind that is due partially to the TV series. (Yeah, these books were all on display when I went to buy them. It made it really easy for me to find.)