About meg_sullivan

Megan Sullivan's nerd-dom started at a young age when her uncle introduced her to "Star Wars." Since then, her interests have expanded to include everything from "The Hunger Games" to "Firefly" to "Game of Thrones" to "Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief." She is a graduate of the University of Southern California's Master of Professional Writing program and an aspiring novelist. She has written for daily newspapers, online review sites and maintains a blog for her "professional" life - http://questionmegs.blogspot.com. I love hearing from readers, so please leave me a comment or feedback and I'll be happy to respond!
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meg_sullivan has written 18 articles so far, you can find them below.


Revolution: The Stand

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Monroe has power, and not just in the figurative sense, but in the very literal, he can now power weapons, helicopters and lights sense. Oh, and he can slaughter as many rebels as he wants whenever he wants with reckless abandon. Just the type of power you want in the hands of a psychopath.

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Boldly Geeking Out

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Nerds are nerds wherever you go. That’s kind of the beauty of cons. Whether you’re in a convention center in Central Florida or San Diego, it’s a gathering of people who are passionate about something, to the point that they have to share that passion with others in a communal experience. And that’s kind of awesome.

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The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey

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It’s a wonderfully intricate story in a fully realized world. However, I do believe that The Hobbit both benefits from and suffers from the previous releases – it’s a pale successor to the LOTR trilogy.

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Revolution: Nobody’s Fault But Mine

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Aside from the fact that Rachel has been alive for fifteen years and separated from her children, and excusing the less than stellar condition Danny’s in, and maybe overlooking the full-bodied slap to the face that Miles received from his undead sister-in-law, now we’ve got Bass – crazy, my-whole-family-died-and-no-one-loves-me Bass – with power … and helicopters … and machine guns.

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Revolution: Kashmir

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I don’t often like episodes that bury the lead, but in the case of “Kashmir,” I might forgive them, because it was one hell of a lead!

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Revolution: Ties That Bind

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I think being an only child would benefit me greatly in a post-blackout world – at least then, none of these unsavory characters would have something to hold over my head or use as a bargaining chip against me.

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Revolution: The Children’s Crusade

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A true benefit of this week’s episode is that we were finally given a peek behind the curtain and got a better idea of who exactly is pulling the strings. The introduction of the slimy Department of Defense official is a nice wrinkle.

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Revolution: Sex and Drugs

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I don’t think Charlie needs a protector, but I do feel she needs a champion, someone who will back her no matter what. Based on tonight’s episode, it’s not going to be Aaron and there’s a good chance it won’t be Miles either, but I’d still like the kid to have one.

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Revolution: Soul Train

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So, there are a few things we know about how people live when confronted with the absence of electricity. Perhaps the most important is that everybody turns into a sonofabitch.

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