Now we're moving.

Finally. After close to eight weeks down here, some of my shots have entered the finals phase. It's a great relief to get a final after numerous changes and close scrutiny. It's all part of the process, but the supervisors are quite diligent about the shots going out, and everything is perfect.

There have been a bunch of updates on this site over the past two weeks, as I'm just getting settled back into the swing of things. I've received some more Emmy DVDs, and the shows are slowly piling up. Recently I just started watching Sleeper Cell, starring Michael Ealy and Oded Fehr. This 10 episode miniseries is pretty good so far, we're on episode six at the moment. It seems to have been popular enough to warrant another eight hour miniseries this year as well. The show reminds of the 2003 Kingpin miniseries with Yancey Arias. The brief TV.com synopis of the show:

Showtime™'s new drama unveils the war on terrorism to reveal a riveting and unfiltered view. Sleeper Cell™ stars Michael Ealy as an African-American undercover F.B.I. agent who is seduced into joining an Islamic sleeper terrorist cell in the United States by the cells ruthless leader played by Oded Fehr.