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Binge Something: DOOM PATROL

Stewart here…

Welcome to the first of a semi-regular column here where I’ll be recommending and filling you in on geeky shows worth your time (and maybe not your time) to check out for yourself.

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Tags: Alan Tudyk, Binge Something, Brendan Fraser, Cyborg, DC, DCU, Doom Patrol, Geekery, HBOMax, Matt Bomer, Reviews, Stewart, Television, Timothy Dalton

DC Recap Round-Up 2, Week 15: This Round-Up Is Doomed!

18 Mar

Welcome back! This time around, we got new episodes to cover for Supergirl, The Flash, and Black Lightning. But also, we’ll take some time to discuss the first few episodes of DC Universe’s new show, Doom Patrol, and tell you whether it’s worth your time to watch (slight spoiler: YES). We got a packed installment, so let’s jump into it… Continue reading →

Tags: Agent Liberty, Alan Tudyk, Alex Danvers, April Bowlby, Barry Allen, Black Lightning, Brainiac, Brainiac-5, Brendan Fraser, Caitlin Snow, Candice Patton, Chief, Children of Liberty, Chris Klein, Chyler Leigh, Cicada, Cisco, Cliff the Robotman, Comics, Crazy Jane, Cress Williams, Cyborg, Danielle Panabaker, David Ajala, David Harewood, DC, DCU, Diane Guerrero, Doom Patrol, Elasti-woman, Eobard Thawne, FanGirl Squee, Gambi, Gamby, Geekery, Grant Gustin, Grant Morrison, Harrison Wells, Iris West, J'onn J'onzz, James Olsen, Jefferson Pierce, Jesse L. Martin, Jesse Rath, Jimmy Olsen, Joe West, Jovian Wade, Kara Danvers, Kara El, Katie McGrath, Killer Frost, Krondon, Larry the Negative Man, Lena Luthor, Manchester Black, Martian Manhunter, Matt Bomer, Mehcad Brooks, Melissa Benoist, Metahumans, Mr. Nobody, Nia Nal, Nicole Maines, Nora Allen, Ralph Dibney, Reviews, Sam Witwer, Speed Force, Stewart, Supergirl, Television, The Elite, The Flash, Timothy Dalton, Tobias Whale, Tom Cavanaugh

DC TV Recap Round-up Issue 2: “Time To Get Catty!”

13 Feb

Stewart here…

Welcome back to another DC TV Round-Up! This time around, I thought we should change things up a bit and give Arrow a break from this column (its not like we don’t cover that show its own here already), which leaves a hole to check out some of the other non-CW related shows that are DC related. So besides the regular talk about The Flash, Supergirl, and Legends of Tomorrow, this week we’ll take a look at the premiere of the not so serious NBC workplace/superhero related comedy Powerless. So let’s start there… Continue reading →

Tags: Alan Tudyk, Alex Danvers, Arthur Darvill, ATOM, Barry Allen, Brandon Routh, Caitlin Snow, Caity Lotz, Candice Patton, Captain Cold, Christopher Wood, Chyler Leigh, Cisco, Comics, Damian Darhk, Danielle Panabaker, DC, DC TV, Dominic Purcell, FanGirl Squee, Firestorm, Franz Drameh, Grant Gustin, Guardian, Heatwave, Iris West, J'onn J'onzz, Jax, Jeremy Jordan, Jesse L. Martin, Jimmy Olsen, Joe West, John Barrowman, John Diggle, Kara Danvers, Kara El, Kid Flash, Legends of Tomorrow, Legion of Doom, Leonard Snart, Livewire, M'Gann, Maggie Sawyer, Malcolm Merlyn, Martian Manhunter, Martin Stein, Mehcad Brooks, Mick Rory, Miss Martian, Mon-El, Nate Heywood, Nerdtastic Ramblings, Nick Zano, Powerless, Professor Stein, Ray Palmer, Reverse Flash, Reviews, Rip Hunter, Roulette, S.T.A.R. Labs, Savitar, Sharon Leal, Stewart, Supergirl, Television, The Flash, Tom Cavanaugh, Tom Felton, Victor Garber, Wally West, Waverider, Wentworth Miller, White Canary, Winn Schott

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My thoughts on ROGUE ONE: A STAR WARS STORY!

5 Jan

Stewart here…

Some heavy SPOILERS within…

As I had NO TIME this holiday season to do it, I now have finally watched the first of the Star Wars spinoff movies, ROGUE ONE. My early thoughts are that I enjoyed seeing a different look into the Star Wars universe that had nothing to do with the Skywalker clan (well, except for one significant appearance and one fleeting one), and for the most part, I thought it was a solid movie. I’m not sure about it being all that kid-friendly (which we will discuss why further), but I legit enjoyed ROGUE ONE, even though I think there are one or two brief bits of fan service that seemed really unnecessary. But, how about we skip the long write-up, and break down the good and bad of this movie point by point? Continue reading →