This Supernatural review was hard to write, mostly because I was so torn on the episode. Parts of it were GREAT. Parts of it were "meh." I didn’t dislike it, honestly, but it did leave me wanting more, as well as a bit confused. Let’s dive in and take a look, shall we?
Read MoreIf Serenity can combine sci-fi with a western theme, why not have a hard-boiled detective that could have come from a Raymond Chandler novel solve crimes in an Internet world?
That’s the idea behind Naught For Hire, a 13-part web series about an old-fashioned detective who prefers to solve cases the way Sam Spade used to do, long before cell phones and laptops. The cast features some sci-fi favorites including Ben Browder of Farscape and Stargate SG-1 and Juliet Landau from Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
Read MoreThere are episodes of Supernatural that, when mentioned, will likely be remembered with fondness, reverence, or just downright awe. These are the episodes that stick with us throughout the seasons, the ones that make our top three episode lists, the ones you think of when you turn people onto the show and think to yourself "I can’t wait until they get to that episode." "Hammer of the Gods," to me, is one such episode. Read on to see why (warning, this is a long one)…
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Doctor Who Invades New York!!! Whedonopolis gets a few minutes with Steven Moffat and the new Doctor.
After standing-room only American premiere screenings of the new Doctor Who episode "The Eleventh Hour" at Wondercon in San Francisco, Steven Moffat brought his cast to New York’s Paley Center for a panel entitiled The New Era of Doctor Who. Joining him were cast members Karen Gillin and Matt Smith. Whedonopolis Special Correspondent Stephanie Varga was able to attend the event and spend a few minutes with the new Doctor and Companion, as well as the man who will be putting hem all through their new adventures. Click below to see the video.
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This week the Paley Center invited the cast of Psych to showcase their show. Psych is a fantastic comedy about a fake detective who solves murders with his best friend. It combines great character delevopment with irreverent comedy. It also makes fun of the eighties with music and snappy references. We got a chance to interview James Roday (Shawn Spencer), Dule Hill (Burton Guster), Maggie Lawson (Juliet O’Hara), Timothy Omundson (Carlton Lassiter), Kirsten Nelson (Karen Vick) and show creator Steve Franks. Click below to see the interviews and if you are not watching this show… why not?
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