"Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. We're tonight's entertainment." - The Joker, The Dark Knight
I’m sorry America, I missed the first five minutes of the show and didn’t get the explanation as to why Cat was dressed for a Halloween party at a frat. Perhaps someone can explain it to me. I was able to catch Nigel’s lecture on voting. America needs to get educated on the issues and vote! Anyway, let’s get to the fun part of the show!
Whooo damn, that was fun! Mike asked me to talk to y’all about tonight’s episode while he’s off eatin’ some chicken tikka with his new buddy Wasim, so let me tell you a little about myself. Name’s Davis Cullen. Daddy made his money in oil, but ain’t no way I’m livin’ like that. Up at four, in bed by nine. No, siree. I told him, “I don’t want your life” right before I left Texas. Lucky daddy’s always had a soft spot for me so I got a nice fat trust fund.
Well, I’m not there yet, but hopefully when I finally do arrive, I wont go through what some others have already experienced today.
Coming Soon reports that a mini-disaster occurred in the massive Hall H. Some scaffolding supporting drapes in the rear of the room collapsed and hurt one individual at least.
Only two more weeks until we find out who is America’s Favorite Dancer! I know, I know, the anticipation is killing me too… On to tonight’s show! The format is the same as last week’s show. Four couples are picked at random, each couple dances two routines, and each dancer performs a solo. America votes and the girl and guy with the lowest number of votes gets booted off.
This Saturday, July 26th, Battlestar Galactica will hold their round-table panel at San Diego’s Comic-Con and Pop Critics will be there to bring it to you LIVE.
The panel begins at 2:15 PM on Saturday. I will be in attendance and live blogging from the event. According to the schedule, we’ll get discussions from Ron Moore, David Eick, Tricia Helfer, James Callis, Katie Sackhoff and Michael Trucco, with THE Kevin Smith moderating.
This Saturday, July 26th, Lost will hold their round-table panel at San Diego’s Comic-Con and Pop Critics will be there to bring it to you LIVE.
The panel begins at NOON PST on Saturday. I will be in attendance and live blogging from the event. Damon Lindleof and Carlton Cuse will be there to answer questions about season four leading up to the finale, and perhaps have some cool surprises.
I’ve been looking forward to this for a few weeks now. Comic-Con. My first trip there is happening in less than 24 hours and I’m beyond excited.
I’m also totally freaking out because I have no idea what to expect. I’ve seen the pictures, heard what it’s like, but I have a feeling you can’t know until you experience it for yourself.
I am not even sure who is in this preview for the fourth season of The Hills, other than Lauren, Heidi and the guy with the creepy flesh-colored beard. And I only know those names because of Joel McHale on The Soup.
Straight from Joss Whedon we get the somewhat interesting news that he is shooting a new, first episode for the new Fox series Dollhouse.
Apparently the original pilot they shot might have had a few items that could confuse viewers, and Whedon wanted to fix that. According to him, this was not a network decision (thank God), but his own.
I plan on doing a live blog from the Lost panel at Comic-Con on Saturday, but before I do, I need to see how it works and get some feedback from you guys.
This little live blogging trial run begins at 8 AM PST today. You can get an email reminder about it from what I [...]
Ah Dexter, my new favorite show. How I love the scary, dark and sometimes humorous look at a goodly serial killer.
Most of you are probably caught up with the series, but for those that aren’t, I’ll be writing a review on season one of Dexter, explaining why you need to be watching this if you have any desire to not miss quality television.
For some reason, I haven’t been paying much attention to the new HBO series True Blood, either because I didn’t know what it was all about, or somehow just missed hearing about it.
Either way, the premiere is coming on September 7th and I wanted to give you all a heads up on what might be a pretty interesting new take on the vampire mythology.
Estelle Getty, the diminutive actress who spent 40 years trying to make a career in acting before landing the role on a television show that made her famous, has died at age 84. According to her family, Getty, who suffered from advanced dementia, died at about 5:30 a.m. Tuesday at her Hollywood Boulevard home.
The date has been set for late night musical chairs to begin.
May 29th, 2009 will be Jay Leno’s final episode on The Tonight Show. Conan O’Brien will then take his place the following Monday, June 1st. And taking Conan’s spot will be Jimmy Fallon, as it was announced back in April.
A promo trailer for the Sci Fi Channel’s upcoming movie for the Battlestar Galactica prequel, Caprica, has gone live on Scifi.com. The trailer is the footage that was shown at the Television Critics Association press tour on July 20. This movie will set up the universe for the upcoming series. Of course, we’ve got the trailer for you right here.
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