By Sabrina Boyer
When season three first aired, this episode was pulled from the line-up because just a week (or so, not sure on the exact timeline) before this was to air, Columbine happened. The network execs didn’t think it was appropriate to air an episode about a secret plot to kill off members of Sunnydale High School.
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By Lisa Fary
There is such a thing as overexposure and zombies are more overexposed than Lindsay Lohan’s naughty bits. Enough with the zombie stink, already! Pick up a virtual shovel and fight the zombie invasion!
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By Lisa Fary
The Caprica preview footage has been out there for a while and I’ve avoided doing a whole post about it because I felt that I’d be retreading ground that has been thoroughly walked by my high-heel boots.
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by John Zakour – I haven’t been playing as much WoW this week due wanting to push forward on my next and the promotional time needed for my Zuda entry Lasers Dragons and Lies. So I haven’t been allowing myself to play until I have written at least 2K words and sent out a bunch of emails to contacts telling them to check out LDL on Zuda. That said, when I have been playing WoW I am been concentrating on one of the more boring (but important) aspects of WoW, making money, well gold.
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By Wolfen Moondaughter
I feel like I’m suffering from Bipolar Disorder when watching this Rob Cooper-penned episode: I both love and dislike aspects of it at the same time. Happily, though, while I don’t count it as an all-time fave exactly, there’s never a point where I actually hate it. But I haven’t felt this conflicted over an entire episode of something since the final episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer!
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By Lisa Fary
What are we learning from this round of webisodes? Besides the lesson about people killing your friends? Say it with me!
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By Lisa Fary
In this very special webisode, Gaeta learns an important lesson about friendship. It’s a lesson we could all stand to learn:
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by Teresa Jusino
As we all know, there are myriad ways to be a geek. Here at Pink Raygun, we tend to focus on the pop culture variety, but there are science geeks, art geeks, literary geeks, music geeks, and even food geeks (I know way too many people who geek out over the shows on the Food Network and could spend hours discussing terms like “caramelizing” and “marinate.”).
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By Lisa Fary
I’m tired of this Underworld: Rise of the Lycans ad. That guy’s sweaty chest is burned in my brain and I now dream in moody hues of blue.
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by Teresa Jusino
As we all know, there aren’t actually women who like sex a lot, or can hold their own in a fight. Awesome women like that have to be created by men and bullets, and even then, only to serve.
by Sylvia Bond – There’s something intriguing at the prospect of being able to see how your life would have been different if you hadn’t been in it, or if different things had happened instead of the ones that did, or any combination of the above where you get to see how much impact you had on the world. Because that’s what everyone wants, isn’t it? To know that we mattered in some way, that we were visible, that we left a mark? Thus follows this ep wherein a djinn allows Dean to have this very experience.
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By Lisa Fary
For 2009, one of our goals is to work toward making our projects sustainable – as in, they sustain us in more than just a creative sense. We’re make our way with creative work.
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By Lisa Fary
The Hancock you saw advertised? That’s not really Hancock. The actual Hancock is far better than that feel-good, misunderstood hero crap you saw in the commercials.
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The first forty pages of Eric Shanower’s Age of Bronze comic, free color preview.
I can’t be the only geek on earth for whom this shirt is the ultimate, defining garment. Can I?
