CHILLER

by **shaqui** » Mon Sep 12, 2005 9:24 am

Doc Denim wrote:other notes:

- NCS seems pretty fond of abandoned desert diners
- heavyset, balding gentlemen abound
- I still have a very hard time believing that genetics (enhanced or otherwise) can help much in regards to kick-starting incinerated remains
- jumping off of Skybase is a really popular recreational sport of some kind
- the nuke, when it went off, was still much to close to Skybase - my first thought was that the shockwave and the EMP between them would have knocked her from the sky almost as efficiently.

I'm inclined to say - in a Michael Winner voice - 'calm down dear, it's only a TV show'... except I think Doc Denim would rip my head off and spit down my neck! :wink:

Doc Denim wrote:have fun....

We are. Are you, Doc?

Chill...

by **Doc Denim** » Mon Sep 12, 2005 11:49 am

Dearest Shaqui:

I am always calm (ask anyone who knows me, and there are a few forum members that do) and I merely observe and report my honest observations. (I thought you liked honesty....)

I DID say I rather liked it, didn't I?

Yes, of course I am having fun - loads of it - that's what Spectrum Headquarters is all about! It's why I come here! It is my sole purpose in visiting any CS Universe, though I obviously have my favorite amongst those presented and I don't mind admitting it.

And I only spit when I hear grown women calling their fathers "Daddy". (But I have discussed that already elsewhere.)

all for now....duty calls---

Ciao

Doc Denim

PS - who is Michael Winner?

by **shadokp** » Wed Oct 26, 2005 3:13 pm

I am really uncertain why a lot of people like this one and put it as their favorite. I found the story to be a bit out of the scope of the series. We do see some good character development on the death of Scarlet, but didn't we see a little of that before in the first episode. I did like the Steve Buscemi look alike in the story and the fact that there are other agents working for the Mysterons that have nothing to do with Black.

Animation highlights - frozen tear breaking
Story highlight - Blue in his 'Some days you just can't get rid of a bomb!!' run around Skybase.
Story lowlight - Uh...hopefully there were no people below Skybase when that bomb went off.

4/10

by **Chris C** » Wed Oct 26, 2005 8:57 pm

I liked Chiller because it forced a bit more emotion from the characters than we normally see, as they were brought face to face with the possibility that Scarlet actually could be dead. Plus the CGI was so good, with people passing through Scarlet, and him passing through closed doors. The whole episode was just so well thought out, the effects and emotions were spot on.

I completely agree about the highlight of the episode though, Captain Blue and that race with the bomb!! I could watch that bit over and over and not get bored!!

by **steviep** » Wed Oct 26, 2005 9:19 pm

shadokp wrote:I am really uncertain why a lot of people like this one and put it as their favorite. I found the story to be a bit out of the scope of the series. We do see some good character development on the death of Scarlet, but didn't we see a little of that before in the first episode. I did like the Steve Buscemi look alike in the story and the fact that there are other agents working for the Mysterons that have nothing to do with Black.

I liked the look of the episode but it isn't one of my favourites. Remember that Star Trek TNG episode where LaForge and Ro end up disembodied and 'dead' and end up having to avert disaster? Well, so did the NCS scriptwriter, apparently.... :wink:

by **Chris C** » Thu Oct 27, 2005 9:40 pm

But didn't NCS do it so much better..!! :grin:

by **Kinggodzillak** » Thu Nov 03, 2005 10:21 pm

Just rewatched this one...I don't think it's that good, really...

The animation seems a little off too...lots of odd facial expressions, everyone seems a bit stiff, and Storey turns into a hunchback when he hides under the diner table.