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Category: TV Shows
Botcon 2009 – My Experience
Exploding on to the scene back in 1994….wait back it up ten years… Exploding on to the scene back in 1984, The Transformers, a named as coined by a young, fresh 24 year-old exec named Jay Bacal, was first released as a four issue limited series by Marvel Comics. Continue reading “Botcon 2009 – My Experience”
The Biography Channel: Harry Potter Kids – DVD Review
If you’re a Harry Potter fan, own all the novels, the movies, and play Quidditch (even if you are a Muggle) with friends on weekends, then this Biography Channel doc is for you! Continue reading “The Biography Channel: Harry Potter Kids – DVD Review”
The Bielski Brothers: Jerusalem in the Woods – DVD Review
The History Channel presents a powerful, poignant, and thought-provoking documentary that explores the strength and tenacity of a group of brothers determined to save as many Russian Jews as possible from the invading Nazis in 1941. Continue reading “The Bielski Brothers: Jerusalem in the Woods – DVD Review”
Saturday Morning Cartoons: 1960s/1970s Volume One – DVD Review
Awesome. That’s the best way to describe these two Saturday Morning Cartoon Collections from the 1960s and 1970s. Continue reading “Saturday Morning Cartoons: 1960s/1970s Volume One – DVD Review”
Life Without ‘Lost’? Six Ways to Survive the Hiatus
A couple weeks ago, Lost concluded its fifth season with a two-hour finale that left more questions than it did answers (standard Lost storytelling). With the sixth and final season not until February 2010, what is the poor Lost fan to do? Continue reading “Life Without ‘Lost’? Six Ways to Survive the Hiatus”