You’d think that the human suffering and rampant hopelessness that’ll be brought on by the Ryan budget would be a zombie paradise: an entire country of free range humans, shambling about their once middle-class suburban housing developments, too hungry and sick to put up a decent fight. A sea to shining sea zombie buffet. A Manifest Destiny for the undead.
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This is it kids, the last set of episodes. The last pieces of Smallville. I am feeling a little sad, and a little excited.
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There’s so much to love about this time of year:. Bunnies. Colored eggs. Bonnets piled with dead flowers and ribbons. Zombies.
Zombie Week is back on for 2001.
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Why do we care about what Ginia Bellafante thinks? Not that I haven’t read her commentary on Game of Thrones. I have. And I didn’t care.
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I forever have associated Starfest with the idea that there was someplace you could go and get your geek on with your fellow geeks and no one, absolutely no one, would think you were out of place at all.
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I’ve got Doctor Who on the brain right now. I’m also heading into my annual Springtime crafty mode, which means there’s about to be a TARDIS appliqued and embroidered on anything I can get a needle through.
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My childhood foray into magic lasted about three minutes and consisted entirely of me trying to shuffle a deck of cards.
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More than once while watching this week’s episode, thoughts of the film Predator crept into my mind. Fortunately, I didn’t yell “GET TO THE CHOPPA!” at any point in time, but some of the elements were there. It wasn’t enough to draw a parallel, but it made me wonder where the writers got their inspiration.
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I was really only paying attention to the Dalton parts of this episode. I was too busy cutting up a book to make a case for my new kindle. The glue is still drying and by the end my hand will probably hurt from the xacto skills, but I’ll have a dope case and hopefully won’t break it!
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Old videogame, the classics, had many things we loved which in essence have now made them … “classic.” Part of that love was the love/hate relationship we had withe the bosses, villains, banes of our existence when we got to the boss battles that would drive us nuts.
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To prove that I was not so jaded with the show in the beginning, I am going to post one of the original recaps I did. Enjoy this trip back to a happier time (Oct 2008): Settling into a smoother format, this episode opens with a robbery. The clerk sets off the silent alarm and [...]
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After a long break, we return right where we left off. As per the usual, there are lots of twists, a few misdirections, lots of freaking out, and some deaths.
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If you think Your Highness is an insult to fantasy and to gamers everywhere, do yourself a favor and stay home. Like it or not, gamers, but this is our Talladega Nights, and it is entertaining.
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Why does an attempt on Danny’s life change Sally’s appearance? As a ghost, why does Sally’s physical appearance have any metamorphosis at all?!! Where is the Holy Grail!?!? WHO KILLED COLONEL MUSTARD?!?? WHERE IS THE LINDBERGH BABY!!!!??
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If geek girls had an army, Bonnie Burton should be the captain. She would lead us into battle with glue guns, snark, and extra copies of Blade Runner. We would take over the world. By day, Bonnie is the Senior Editor for StarWars.com and by night she writes, crafts, publishes books and zines, and stays busy enough to make your head spin. I was lucky enough to talk to her about her zine, writing, Star Wars dates, and her recently published book – “The Star Wars Craft Book.”
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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?
