Is it a matter of genetics, or a state of mind? A vampire, werewolf and ghost, sharing a flat in Bristol, and trying to blend into society, investigate. Sort of. What could possibly go wrong? Being Human, created by (“School Reunion”/Doctor Who & “Greeks Bearing Gifts”/Torchwood genius) Toby Whitehouse, delivers us an amazing mix of [...]
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Tags: Aidan Turner, BBC, ghost, Lenora Crichlow, Russell Tovey, Toby Whitehouse, vampire, werewolf 
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There is chatter among fans that Eric is a better match for Sookie than Bill. Let’s make a few comparisons. Bill. He values human life. He’s trying to lead a life that sees humans and vampires living together in harmony. He represents a time of chivalry that has long since passed. His love for Sookie [...]
You don’t get much more dedicated than Firefly fans. With only 12 episodes aired prior to Fox’s fateful cancellation decision in 2002, it must seem insane to many that it still generates so much support and enthusiasm. But it was this devotion, of Firefly‘s fans, creators, and contributors (and massive DVD sales) that enabled Serenity [...]
Posted in Fandom, Firefly, Movies, Serenity, TV Tags: Can't Stop the Serenity, Equality Now, Firefly 4 Comments »In 2006, the BBC released a “younger, edgier” TV series based on the Robin Hood legend, starring Jonas Armstrong, Lucy Griffiths, Keith Allen, and Richard Armitage. It ran (officially) for three seasons. But in my mind, Robin Hood ended when season two ended. I should probably note at this point – spoilers! If you plan [...]
Posted in Robin Hood, TV Tags: BBC, Jonas Armstrong, Keith Allen, Lucy Griffiths, Richard Armitage 1 Comment »
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