When we visited Stoopid Buddy Studios earlier this season on my show, Seth Green showed me some works in progress, including this song about Star Wars Episode VII:
The Wil Wheaton Project moves back to 10pm tonight. I love this episode a LOT. We have Kevin Smith, Sonequa Martin-Green, and Skeletor.
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My story The Art of War in the latest Star Trek manga got a really nice mention at Trek Movie dot Com : Fans of Wil Wheaton’s blog or books know him to be an adroit writer of nonfiction, an almost Mark Twain for the geek crowd if you don’t mind such a comparison. … This isn’t awesome, but it’s important that I share: there’s a current crop of e-mails going around that appear to be from CNN or MSNBC . … Great Showdowns of the 8-bit Era is beautiful. (via reddit) That reminds me: If I collected some of my favorite Games of Our Lives into a book, would you be interested in buying it?
Star Trek: The Next Generation, animated in the style of Filmation’s Star Trek The Animated Series in the 1970s.
io9:Season three of Heroes will introduce two new characters, because the show isn’t overcrowded enough already: Joy, who’s in her early twenties and good at getting herself into, and out of, trouble. And Senator Robert Malden, a "political straight shooter" in his fifties.Yeah, because introducing new characters worked so very well last season. Dammit. I…
A friend of mine showed me the most awesome picture of a little Voltron toy I think I’ve ever seen.
…THIS IS SCIENCE AND YOU CAN’T ARGUE WITH SCIENCE. (and now, pot stirred, I’m back to work.)
This screenshot from Twitteriffic (with bonus Memories of the Future edit in the background) illustrates one of the reasons I just love using Twitter.
The art department at Numb3rs created the best fake comic convention I’ve ever seen for last week’s show. The level of detail was phenomenal, including things like a stack of flyers welcoming participants to the con, booths from Wizkids, and WOTC, and appearances by several different real life comic creators. One of those comic creators,…
I discovered Jonathan Coulton when he was memed around last week with his brilliant folksy cover of Baby Got Back. I listened to some of his other music, and liked enough of it to add him to bloglines. Each week, he releases a new song to The Internets, and this week, he gives us a…
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You are really doing a great job!
can’t wait!
I’m enjoying the show, just wish there was more “Sci Fi type news” and less “Fake Sci Fi stuff”. The internet is awash in fan made openings and fake interviews and stuff, but I’m always eager to hear about stuff I didn’t know before, such as your opinion of various shows/movies, news about authors or upcoming events, etc…
I still say it should be an hour-long show!
I agree, just a small segment each week on this would be great.
Yay! More Skeletor!
I catch my geek adjacent wife watching over the top of her Kindle every week. Nice work.
10pm works better for me.
I’m know I’m a little late to be commenting on this (delayed in my DVR watching), but I loved that the clip you showed from The Strain on your show was of Andrew Divoff (aka Luis Cali) getting his head bashed in by the creature… Nothing against Mr. Divoff, but I loved the Toy Soldiers connection
Dude… moved back to 10? Last show I knew that got moved around a lot was Firefly, and while I wouldn’t give up the Browncoats for anything, I certainly would love to see more than 14 episodes…. o.O Granted, they also didn’t show your show in the wrong order, I don’t think…
Thanks for the recognition of the third best Ninja Turtles ripoff show ever, Street Sharks- (the voice of Doctor Paranoid)
That’s Pirhanoid. And in the same episode another Classic DIC entry, Archie’s Weird Mysteries!
Congrats on the MA rating?
My husband and I are currently cooped up in a hotel room near a hospital, where I am on strict bedrest following an operation causing us the loss of one of our twin expected babies. Nothing about the past several weeks has been very good. We don’t have cable at home, so we were channel surfing and came across the show. “Hey, Wil Wheaton!” I said, and we watched it. Thank you so much for this show. We haven’t laughed like that in weeks. Don’t know how we’ll be able to tune in once we’re home, but so glad to have this diversion while we’re here. I feel like the lady from the Walking Dead should be a Daily Show correspondent. And Skeletor was also hilarious. Thankfully my belly did not get sore again from the laughs.