Is “Trilogy” Still A Dirty Word?

Trilogies are a tricky breed of movie convention. So many things can go wrong–and they have. Some creators don’t know when to stop (hello Sly, hello George) and they flew right past the three film mark. The crazy up and down quality levels of Rocky, Rambo and Star Wars could probably be a whole otherContinue reading “Is “Trilogy” Still A Dirty Word?”

No, no, it’s a TOY that’s plastic, 10 inches long and has a bobbly head. It’s called the Thing.

Sometimes, I take a look eBay for new, interesting, INEXPENSIVE Thing figures–some of which I’ve highlighted here on the blog.  But yesterday, Lin saw something in a Target sales paper. She asked if it was something I already had and taking a look, I was about to say yes, I’d picked up one of thoseContinue reading “No, no, it’s a TOY that’s plastic, 10 inches long and has a bobbly head. It’s called the Thing.”

Doctor Who Recommendations- The Davison, C. Baker, McCoy, McGann eras

*side note: with any of these recommendations from any era, all the individual stories are available on DVD and some of the seasons are now available on Blu-ray as well. When going to Amazon, if you go to the TV/movie section and type in Doctor Who William Hartnell, then the name of a recommended story,Continue reading “Doctor Who Recommendations- The Davison, C. Baker, McCoy, McGann eras”

The CW-TV-DCU- Trouble in the Multiverse?

The CW collection of DC superhero shows *might* be in a bit of trouble. I say this for a variety of reasons.  *First, after 8 seasons, they no longer have Arrow anchoring the “Arrowverse”. This is not really that bad but it seems a tad awkward. I’m surprised that they not only allowed Ollie toContinue reading “The CW-TV-DCU- Trouble in the Multiverse?”

The Bruce Timm Animation Family part 2

By the turn of the century, Timm and his gang were revered as comic and animation gods, after giving us the best realization of Batman ever (even to this very day), a wonderful Superman and even expanding the Bat brand Beyond. The biggest surprise was still to come when it was announced that Timm wasContinue reading “The Bruce Timm Animation Family part 2”

R.I.P. Mewley Burke

 Back in early 1970, New Zealand had its first successful television show called “What?”. It starred a relatively unknown Japanese/Irish-American actor named Harry Finnegan (pronounced Harquort Faraday), who portrayed the breakout character, Mewley Burke. “What?” was a story about a man (Burke), his common law wife and their six daughters who move to NZ toContinue reading “R.I.P. Mewley Burke”

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