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Steven Moffat Shoots Down ‘Doctor Who’ Movie News

Zak Grim December 2, 2011 0

Last month, Whovians were thrown for a loop when news came out that Harry Potter direct David Yates was in the very early stages of bringing a Doctor Who movie to the big screen. At

HBO may renew ‘Game of Thrones’ for multiple seasons

Zak Grim November 30, 2011 1

HBO’s Game of Thrones was one of the biggest critical and rating success stories of the past year; Not just in television, but any form of media. It makes sense then that season 2 of the

Trek Nation Director’s Log comes to Youtube

Gabby Nicasio November 30, 2011 0

Trek Nation is a feature-length documentary directed by Scott Colthorp that tells the story of the impact Gene Roddenberry and Star Trek has had on the lives of both its viewers and creators. With the help

SyFy Orders Pilot Script for DC’s Booster Gold

Gabby Nicasio November 22, 2011 1

In bzuh? news of the day, the cable network Syfy has ordered a Booster Gold pilot script from Fringe writer/producer Andrew Kreisberg. DC fans will recognize Booster as the dazzling hero-buffoon from the 25th

So You Want To Watch Star Trek: DS9? – Season 3

Gabby Nicasio November 20, 2011 3

Previously: A primer on the series, a guide to season 1, and a guide to season 2. And now: the third season. This post is a few days late because I was running from the

Netflix Bringing Back ‘Arrested Development’

Zak Grim November 19, 2011 0

Netflix has emerged as the winner of the Arrested Development bidding war. The movie by mail/streaming service has licensed new episodes of the cult television comedy from 20th Centry Fox and Imagine Television. The deal

TV Review: ‘Green Lantern: The Animated Series’

Zak Grim November 16, 2011 0

Rewind about 6 months and the ‘Green Lantern’ brand was expected to be the next big superhero brand. Green Lantern was the talk of Comic-Con, The brand was involved in DC’s summer comic book

Rumor: LG to show off TVs with integrated Google TV at CES

Zak Grim November 12, 2011 0

After news that Logitech, one of the biggest supporters, was getting out of the Google TV business many people thought that the platform was done. But now Bloomberg is reporting that ‘people with knowledge of the project’