Monday Mix-Up: Klingons Are A Superstitious, Cowardly Lot…
That’s it! An omen! I shall become a Bat’leth!
(Hat tip: Irene Gallo and the other fine people at tor.com.)
Similar Posts
Review: ‘Tron’ and ‘Tron: Legacy’
Someone had to go first. As computers were getting faster and significantly more sophisticated, some producer was going to be the first to have computers handle the special effects in a movie. As it turns out, Walt Disney, which pioneered feature-length animation, took the plunge in 1982 with [[[Tron]]]. The film, starring Jeff Bridges, Bruce…
BIG BROADCAST’s Stories Behind The Sounds!
Some ups and some downs this week in our little pop culture playground. DC takes a few steps back with some scheduling issues and then brings Jim Shooter back in the spotlight, while the internet seems to be crammed with some very taste time wasters. • If you miss the premiere of the Iron Man…
Battlestar Galactica Interview: Mark Verheiden on Adama’s Motives and Cylon Babies
Welcome to the latest installment of Battlestar Galactica Weekly, our recurring Q&A with Mark Verheiden, co-executive producer of the hit Sci-Fi Channel series Battlestar Galactica. Each week, we’ll interview Verheiden about the events of the week’s episode, what those events might mean for both the season and the series, and hopefully unearth some clues about…
George H. Scithers: 1929-2010
We regret to announce the passing of George Scithers, who died Monday after suffering a heart attack on Saturday at the age of 80. He was an award winning editor, winning the Hugo award four times, and a World Fantasy Award for Life Achievement in 2002. Scithers’ first published fiction, the story “Faithful Messenger,” appeared…
AP: Thanks for taking the time to answer a few questions for us, Tommy. Can you explain exactly what your title is at Moonstone and what your job duties entail? TH: Sure! I am Marketing and Promotions Coordinator and the title pretty much explains the job duties. I am the guy responsible for making sure…
For Better Or For Worse, Lynn Johnston Speaks!
For nearly three decades, artist Lynn Johnston has entertained millions with her daily For Better Or For Worse comic strip. Now, she has taken the already innovative property in a totally new direction – and she tells ComicMix Radio just what’s ahead. Plus • Superman gets a new artist • Dale Keown returns to Darkness……
3 Comments
Comments are closed.
<quietly>arrrghhh</quietly>
<quietly>arrrghhh</quietly>
<quietly>arrrghhh</quietly>