Last night gave us a new episode of The Expanse that was the opposite of last week’s filler episode. Lots of stuff happened this time—really well executed stuff. SyFy already looked like assholes last week for cancelling The Expanse, they look colossally obnoxious now. In the unlikely event that someone else doesn’t…
The cylon lady in Gaius’ head, what’s going on with that?
Fans of podcast sensation Welcome To Night Vale will soon be able to get their community announcements, otherworldly threats, and reminders to stay out of the dog park via their TVs, with Deadline reporting that the series is being developed for television over at FX. Creators Jeffrey Cranor and Joseph Fink will both…
Most people who watch Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. agree that Season 4 was the best, with it’s interlocking pod-story arcs, introduction of Ghost Rider, LMDs, and the politically-charged Framework storyline — but Season 5 appears to be going in a completely different direction, while still maintaining the same urgent…
Heather “I’m a student” Davis is one of the best characters in Crazy Ex-Girlfriend. She’s the Daria, the April Ludgate, but also, she’s a student and has been for a long time. But not anymore! In this week’s episode, Heather learns that she actually has enough credits to graduate! Yay?
So over on this article, I wrote that the perfect Ghostbusters show would go something like this: “The Ghostbusters decide to do what they should have done in the first place: FRANCHISE! The Netflix show follows one of the franchises as they attempt to make their business a success...and all the troubles that follow…
Last night was the first episode of Kevin (Probably) Saves the World, a new show starring Jason Ritter as the titular Kevin who is tasked with becoming a better person and being kinder to people by a “warrior from God” named Yvette. The problem with the show isn’t Kevin — it’s everything else.
Antepenultimate episode! BBCAmerica refusing to air a promo! But they’re probably going to spoil the last scene during the 45-minute commercial anyway...
A chart I just put together to cover the timelines and overlap of early TV anthologies of the thriller, fantasy, horror, and sci-fi varieties.
It’s still April 1st, but this is no joke: Rick and Morty season 3 is here, and you can watch the first episode right now, for a while at least.
Quick one if you are in the UK. True Entertainment’s EPG listing for next Monday, 20:00, promises the sixth episode of the first 1961 season of The Avengers. It should feature Ian Hendry as Dr David Keel investigating the case of The Girl On The Trapeze. Some chap called Steed might be along for the ride as well.
...for the first 6 episodes, and they were not kind. Most reviewers lamented on the lack of action for a series based on a martial arts superhero comics. Im still gonna be there on launch date with my popcorn though...
Apparently, they were filming about 2 miles from our house. Saw the crew signs along the road. Also found out that the railroad scenes were filmed at Stone Mountain Park. We hike around there all the time.
It looks like the Inhumans movie is no more. Marvel has just announced that, seemingly instead of seeing the adventures of Black Bolt, Medusa, and the Inhuman royal family as a movie, they will now appear in their own TV show on ABC.
First, let me tell you what Person of Interest is. Person of Interest is the inverse of Game of Thrones. For every shock death from the HBO’s version of George R.R. Martin’s book series, it had Kevin Chapman getting maced by a model and beaten up with a handbag. For every Game of Thrones setpiece that sent 49 bloggers…
Need I say more? Ok, I will. I can’t believe it’s ten years since this landmark series, and that trailer that bought Icelandic band Sigur Rós to public attention.
The WB’s DC based shows have been, as a whole, a delight. Their wholehearted embrace of the source material and ability to deliver it to live action in a fun way has made them must-see-TV for many fans, and has turned many non-fans on to the often quirky charms of the superhero genre.
We can joke and poke fun now, but we owe a lot to the now very humble VCR. Court rulings that allowed us to record/DVR shows, home video libraries, the ability to save those rare broadcasts and home movies, amateur film makers, access to international content in an easy way (I owe a lot to early fansubs), a couple…
1978 was a big year for Superman, and for superhero movies in general. Superman: The Movie, a huge Hollywood production, brought to life a comic book character for the first time on this scale, with big name actors like Marlon Brando, and state of the art special effects, all in service of the dream of doing justice…
Cleverman’s debut episode was just shown on ABC 2 Television and I managed to catch it on iView.
