Suzanne Eggebrecht, Author at Six Degrees of Geek

Fellowship! The Musical will be starting its third major run in April

Posted by Suzanne Eggebrecht | Mar 26, 2012 | Movies & TV |

If you like comedy with your science-fiction/fantasy (and most Buffy and Firefly fans do), then you really want to see this play.

Oswalt Kills Ellison (Patton Oswalt & Harlan Ellison)

Posted by Suzanne Eggebrecht | Jan 22, 2012 | Events |

Coverage By Suzanne Eggebrecht.

Writer Harlan Ellison enjoyed a surprise visit from Patton Oswalt during Ellison’s 2+ hour talk tonight (January 19, 2012) at the Silent Movie Theatre in Hollywood. Ellison was delivering the second of two talks revolving around his “Glass Teat” Omnibus recently published. Moderator and fellow writer Josh Olson gave over the moderating duties to Oswalt when… [click through to view video]

SDCC 2011: The Adventures of the Button Lady- Day 2 (Friday)

Posted by Suzanne Eggebrecht | Jul 22, 2011 | Movies & TV, Reviews, San Diego Comic-Con |

Feet. Hurt. Ow.

Shoes are off now. Swollen feet are propped up, and breathing again. Ow.

Today started off early, as my plan was to be at the Convention Center early (8:00am) for the 10:00am Torchwood panel. What I didn’t take into account was the fact that people were lining up for the Walking Dead panel, which came after it. Le sigh. That’ll teach me.

SDCC 2011 The Adventures of the Button Lady- Day 1 (Thursday)

Posted by Suzanne Eggebrecht | Jul 22, 2011 | Movies & TV, Reviews, San Diego Comic-Con |

The biggest problem with trying to blog during SDCC is finding the time. I typed this as I sat amongst Con-Goers on the ground for the much-anticipated Cirque de Soleil show, eyes directed at the outside wall of Petco Park. It was being shown free to all with eyes in their head, within viewing distance.

SDCC 2011: The Adventures of the Button Lady- Preview Night Report

Posted by Suzanne Eggebrecht | Jul 21, 2011 | Movies & TV, Reviews |

As usual, Comic Con began with a crowd. A crowd of people in San Diego, some excited,
some angry, some impatient, some happy. I still don’t get why people bring babies, I really don’t. I mean I understand being a geek. I understand being a geek and getting
married, getting pregnant and having babies. I don’t understand bringing a baby to Comic
Con. Just the sheer crush of the crowd
would seem to me, to be, well, threatening. Ah well.