by Aquinas
Episode four of Vengeance served mostly as set up for the spectacular payoff in the following installment. “Empty Hands” follows Spartacus (Liam McIntyre) and his crew as they head toward Vesuvius [Spoiler Warning] Click through for rest of review
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During San Diego Comic Con 2011 Whedonopolis was invited to sit in on the first public screening of NBC’s Grimm. With a pedigree of David Greenwalt (Buffy/Angel), Jim Kouf (Angel) and Norberto Barba (Law & Order: Criminal Intent) as executive producers and writers I found the pilot’s script flowed well and the potential of the storyline was very Buffyverse and tweeted so during the screening (and told a very excited Todd Milliner the same). While it’s taken a few episodes to kick in, the series is now delving into the Grimm family history of Nick Burkhardt, the Wesen (pronounced Vesen) and Nick’s co-workers on the Portland Police Force. As we learned from Buffy and Angel there is no absolute good and evil, only shades of grey. And the shades have been interesting since the first episode and getting more so.
Recently I had the opportunity to talk with Greenwalt and Kouf about what’s coming up this month and what we have to look forward to.
Read MoreWe are having a great auction featuring several autographed items EXCLUSIVE to Fandom Charities/Whedonopolis including our gorgeous screening event posters! All posters come with a Certificate of Authenticity and photographs of the celebrities signing the item. Best of all, all proceeds go toward charity!
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Read More“I am a thirty-three-year-old man applying for a job as an elf.”
Due to sellout performance more dates have been added: November 20 – December 20, 2009 PLUS added performances on Wednesdays at 8pm and Sundays at 5pm.
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