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A review of a 60's German sci-fi show...and not one reference to Mike Meyers' "Sprockets" SNL sketch? You lose all internet points, Chuck.

More the character but I suppose it could apply to the show as well. The problem may lie with the actor who voices Kino using the same drawl that the Goth Chick uses to declare trigonometry cryptofascist as much as it is the nihilistic theme of the show.

Does Kino remind anyone else of That One Goth Chick In High School who tried way too hard at being jaded and detached? Kino seems like she's one small step away from "accidentally" dropping her copy of Heavy Metal in the hallway.

In 1986, I asked my dear mum for a copy of Gibson's "Count Zero" as a birthday gift. Mom, being mom, picked up Asimov's "The Edge Of Tomorrow" instead. By the time I finished high school, I'd completed the Foundation series, the Robot series and even the Empire novels that were still in print and a ...

I wonder if this movie inspired the present paranoia where everything anybody doesn't like is an evil master plan of someone's intricate design. And that anyone who isn't paranoid is "in on it".

Thanks muchly

I'm sorry if this has already been answered, but what is the music for the opening titles of the Dragon Age reviews?