The Bugs are back in this 2004 direct-to-video sequel to the Sci-Fi/Adventure/Horror flick that was loved by many (including me), and hated by just as many. I was prepared for this version to be really bad, but it wasn't.
When a group of troopers take refuge in an abandoned outpost while fighting the alien Bugs, they unwittingly come up against a new kind of Bug.
While faithful to the theme, the sequel is very different than the original, with less of the human element, but plenty of action, horror, fighting, blood and guts, and some surprises. Definitely not a bad Sci-Fi and Kelly Carlson shows off her very nice tits so look for the photo set also. Now in HD from Bluray!

Kelly Carlson in Starship Troopers 2 Photos

Season Six, Episode 13. Christian decides to try auto-erotic asphyxiation with Kimber (Kelly Carlson) after a patient tells him it's the best sex he's ever had.

Season One, Episode 5. Ella (Katie Cassidy) is brought into the police station for questioning about Sydney's murder, thanks to Jane's anonymous tip. Lauren (Stephanie Jacobsen) thinks of blowing off her shopping date with Riley to impress her new boss. Jonah is accused of stealing a diamond necklace from a mansion he videotaped for a realtor, Ella mentions to Jonah about a similar one she saw in David's apartment. Violet (Ashlee Simpson-Wentz) sabotages another employee so she can get closer to Auggie at work. Katie (daughter of Keith Partridge) Cassidy has two sexy scenes in this ep and Jessica Lucas finally shows a little skin, but it's Stephanie Jacobsen who's the standout with a scene where she strips down to her underwear and dances for a client! Oh, let's not forget Kelly Carlson popping up in a bikini for a nice surprise toward the end of this episode.

Season Five, Episode 22. Thinking he's dying, Christian marries Liz, but then in a huge cliffhanger at the end finds out he's not. Meanwhile, Ram kicks Kimber (Kelly Carlson) to the curb for a younger model. This episode has a great scene of Carlson and guest star AnnaLynne McCord in their lingerie.

Sean is disturbed by Olivia's 18-year-old daughter Eden, who comes to McNamara/Troy for a hymen reconstruction. Matt visits L.A. with baby Jenna and claims he has left Kimber. Liz questions Julia and Olivia's relationship.

Discharged from service in Iraq after disobeying orders, heroic but rebellious jarhead John Triton (WWE star John Cena) returns home to South Carolina. While on holiday, Triton's beautiful wife (Kelly Carlson) is kidnapped by a gang of jewel thieves. The gang's murderous leader (Robert Patrick) doesn't realize he's about to butt heads with a human weapon of mass destruction! Also starring Christina Lindley.

The Bugs are back in this 2004 direct-to-video sequel to the Sci-Fi/Adventure/Horror flick that was loved by many (including me), and hated by just as many. I was prepared for this version to be really bad, but it wasn't.

When a group of troopers take refuge in an abandoned outpost while fighting the alien Bugs, they unwittingly come up against a new kind of Bug.

While faithful to the theme, the sequel is very different than the original, with less of the human element, but plenty of action, horror, fighting, blood and guts, and some surprises. Definitely not a bad Sci-Fi, although it may disappoint fans of the original.

"Nip/Tuck," created by Ryan Murphy ("Popular"), stars Dylan Walsh ("Everwood," "Brooklyn South" ) and Julian McMahon ("Charmed," "Profiler") as Miami-based plastic surgeons. On the brink of expanding their practice, their friendship is put to the test when Walsh's character goes off to do pro bono plastic surgery on burn victims. The show also co-stars Joely Richardson and John Hensley ("Witchblade" ).