Television

As I spend more and more time watching shows on Netflix, and less and less watching broadcast TV, I’m coming to the slow realization that I was wrong in the past. Previously, I’ve made the…

Something about history makes it ripe for satire. We’re expected to take the past so seriously, but who’s to say no one farted during the signing of the Declaration of Independence? Or maybe someone got…

Well here’s your unsettling thought of the day: Did Danny Tanner deal with the grief of losing his pregnant wife in a fatal car crash by creating an imaginary daughter named “Michelle”? That’s the idea…

From Artist Sandara comes this rather charming bit of universe crossing with Sherlock and Watson as a Warlock and Cleric. Sherlock uses his dark powers of deduction while Watson’s army medic skills make him the…

After last week’s Carl/Rick/Michonne outing, I figured we would get a few more weeks connecting with all the other survivors and seeing them develop a little bit more. In the 4.5 premiere, we learned a…

Firefly, despite its massive fanbase, has never had an official line of action figures. Until now. This new line from Entertainment Earth is the first licensed line, and even though I understand they’re going for…

  So the second season of House of Cards premiered on Valentine’s Day this year and it did not disappoint. Neftlix’s pride comes back with twice as much political ruthlessness and I managed to devour…

(click to enlarge) From featured-yesterday artist Aled Lewis comes It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia made over as a beat-em-up Streets of Rage game. You’ll have to click to see all the detail and understand all…