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Doctor Who: The Doctor’s Wife Spoilery Review
What can I say? This episode, for me, is what happens when fandoms collide. I have actually been a fan of Neil Gaiman much longer than of Doctor Who, but seeing the two come together is enough to make any fan girl squeal with joy.
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Torchwood: New Character Information
If you’ve been following Torchwood news, you’ll notice that not only have we seen new images of the entire cast, but we have also been given a little more information about each character, including the new characters to the series. Sure, we already know who …
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TV cancellation season arrives
Well, the annoucements from the major networks are coming in and it’s not good news for a lot of sci fi. I really believe it’s because the networks haven’t figured out that science fiction viewers are different from regular viewers and I think some of the issues have to do with the networks not embracing technology as much as the fans of such shows.
But I digress.
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Top 80 Video Games, According to the Smithsonian
The Smithsonian American Art Museum has been soliciting gamer opinions for an exhibit. As a result of that research, it has selected 80 games from five different eras to be a part of its Art of Video Games exhibit.
The Art of Video Games exhibit will open in Washington, DC, on March 16, 2012, and will run through September 30, 2012.
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Geeky Cakes
All of this talk about cake during the Royal Wedding has made me hungry. So I went on a search throughout the web for the geekiest cakes I could find. My birthday is in October, by the way, you know… just in case you want to get me something cool:
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Thor: A Review
So as a geek, I guess I should go see movies at midnight on the day they come out, right? I mean, isn’t that what all the fan girls do? There’s just one problem. I like to sleep. And I don’t really like crowded movie theatres. Especially rowdy midnight type movie crowds. I also don’t really do the whole Friday and Saturday night opening thing either. Because well… it’s expensive! And again… crowded.
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Steven Moffat speaks out against spoilers
I have already said my piece on spoilers, but this morning, I noticed I was not alone in requesting that Doctor Who fans in such matters. Steven Moffat, Doctor Who‘s Executive Producer, was quoted as saying on BBC Radio 5 that he wishes fans who post spoilers would go and be fans of something else instead.
