Category Archives: Television

TITANIC: COMING SOON TO ALL SCREENS NEAR YOU

Posted on March 25, 2012 by Elizabeth Flux

The Titanic is not a new subject for film and television by a long way. Doctor Who has tackled it twice, the 1997 film took out a million billion Oscars, and no-one can stand over water without screaming ‘I’m the … Continue reading →

Posted in Film, News, Television | Tagged 3D, Chris Noth, Downton Abbey, Neve Campbell, Titanic, Titanic: Blood and Steel | 1 Comment

WIL WHEATON, BOARD GAMES AND YOUTUBE

Posted on March 21, 2012 by Adam vanLangenberg

I don’t watch Star Trek. Never have. Never will. I know there’s a fat Scottish guy in it and no light sabers. I’m aware that Professor X was in it and one of the characters liked to have sex with … Continue reading →

Posted in Gaming (Board), Television | Tagged boardgames, tabletop, wil wheaton | 2 Comments

DANGER 5 – GETTING STRAIGHT TO THE BISCUITS

Posted on March 4, 2012 by Elizabeth Flux

Interview with Dario Russo, director and one half of the writing duo behind Danger 5, a new SBS series. There are certain things you don’t see on television very often. Pterodactyls in bar fights, death by phone call, or the … Continue reading →

Posted in Interviews, News, Reviews, Television, Uncategorized | Tagged Danger 5, Dario Russo, David Ashby, Diamond Girls, Internet, Television, Web series | Leave a comment

LUCY LIU TO PLAY WATSON IN SHERLOCK HOLMES PILOT. YES, LUCY LIU.

Posted on February 29, 2012 by Adam vanLangenberg

You’ve probably already experienced that familiar rage that comes when a British show or movie is remade into an American version. You also know that CBS is remaking the amazing British series, Sherlock. In a bit of twist, they’ve just … Continue reading →

Posted in News, Television | Tagged cbs, joan watson, john watson, lucy liu, sherlock holmes | 2 Comments

THE VERONICA MARS AUTOPSY

Posted on February 25, 2012 by Elizabeth Flux

It’s easier to imagine television shows somewhat akin to a tank full of pet fish. Some are brightly coloured, some are plain, and some have those googly eyes that make me wonder if fish can have thyroid problems. From time … Continue reading →