“The whole world is haunted now.”
–Tyreese
Of mice, men, zombies, and psychopathic little girls.
“The whole world is haunted now.”
–Tyreese
Of mice, men, zombies, and psychopathic little girls.
We’ll have a review of The Walking Dead up later today, and one of the Continuum Season Three premiere later this week. The weekend also brought us more Cosmos, Resurrection, Bitten, Once Upon a Time….
Does anyone want to discuss the weekend in genre television?
Also, we have some important birthdays for Saturday, March 15:
Below: Superman, SpaceX, space broadcast, meteors, galactic apocalypse, Randall Munroe, cosplay, and more!
Sunday March 9 saw the first episodes of a reboot of a classic science show and an adaptation of a fantasy novel. Which did you watch?
(The Walking Dead, of course, will be reviewed Monday.)
I liked myths. They weren’t adult stories and they weren’t children’s stories. They were better than that. They just were (53).
Neil Gaiman’s 2013 novel(la) concerns a boy whose world turns fantastic and terrible after the suicide of a lodger.
Tell me this wouldn’t be the most amazing crossover.
Or, just discuss either of the films. What does the Bureau think?
This week’s island-centric episode highlights the transformations of Oliver Queen and Slade Wilson.
Sometimes SF predictions come true…
Excellent character development or opposite-the-Oscars throwaway?