Ever since last season’s episode “Peter”, where we see exactly how and why Walter crossed over to the alternate universe to steal the alt-Peter, I’ve had a lot of questions. Well, just one big question, really. Peter looks like he’s around 10 when Walter abducts him, so…how come Peter doesn’t remember anything about crossing over with Walter?
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At one point Jenna says to Alaric “I’m a parent” and I bark an incredulous “COME ON!” at the TV. Those three words uttered by a woman who doesn’t know where her wards are 95% of the time and is slamming tequila while hanging out with the girls (Elena, Bonnie and Caroline). Parent my ass.
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Do Browncoats Have Hope? While some shows fade into obscurity when canceled prematurely, there is at least one show that simply will not die. Fans of Joss Whedon’s Firefly – Browncoats, we call ourselves – refuse to give up on our beloved Serenity and her crew of shiny misfits. With such dogged determination, could there be a possibility of fans launching a return flight?
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For a mainly filler episode this was kind of fun, and I enjoyed the breaking up of all the serious badness. Which I am sure there is going to be plenty of next week.
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Redemption is a dish that, unfortunately, may not be served cold, but is likely eaten cold. Joshua wanted redemption, craved it, did an about-face for love when he fell for Katie in his quest to do his (surrogate) father’s bidding. But the truth is, he’d done too much against the Powells, and Katie, and that was going to (eventually) be his undoing. And so that warm helping of redemption he was taking a stab at biting into? Elusive, right now.
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Turns out that the Visitors are extracting the highest quality DNA to insert into Tyler’s blank DNA spaces so when breeding occurs (ew, it’s as gross to type it as it is to hear it from Anna), the next generation of Visitors will be zillions of years more advanced.
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To date Pac-Man is the only videogame to have eight awards in the Guinness Book of Records: Gamers Edition. No other game so far has matched it’s success, popularity or longevity in the industry.
All this from a yellow circle eating dots. Go figure.
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The Lich intends to marry Orwell against her will. This didn’t work out well for Snidely Whiplash back in his day, so what makes this guy think it’s a good idea in the 21st century?
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Well this must be the Valentines episode cuz its super cheesy and gross. I won’t soul your mind grapes with the details, but needless to say chocolate plays a role that it should never play. Thank god a mission interrupted the disturbing shenanigans and whisks the team away.
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Lately things have been getting pretty sci-fi, with legislation that, knowingly or not, invokes stuff like The Handmaid’s Tale, A Boy and His Dog, and The Time Machine (possibly even They Live, because you just can’t be sure).
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Supernatural gets meta this week with its new episode, “The French Mistake”. Clips after the jump.
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Peter may hold the ultimate key of love, but it was Olivia who figured out that the tenants of 6B were causing an emotional vortex.
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I shouldn’t be thinking like this, and it exhausts me to think like this. I blame Show for taking me down so many blind alleys and switching it up and bringing dead people back to life all the time, and just messing with my mind, man.
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I don’t think I’ve ever had a dinner party like the one on The Vampire Diaries. My dinner parties include potluck, beer, and conversations that start out crass, linger there for a while before eventually and hilariously going downhill to topics better left unmentioned. (Monkey poo and …never mind). Then again, no one on TV has dinner parties like I seem to have…moving on.
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We are sure there are many holy sites out there for fandom, but since we live in the Midwest, our options are limited (although we do intend to take a Supernatural road trip soon). So, when a traveling exhibit of greatness arrives somewhere in our vicinity, we feel obligated, even driven, to attend. So, on Saturday we visited the Louisville Science Center’s latest attraction which happens to be Star Trek: The Exhibition.
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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?
