Last year I was unable to make The Orville panel at New York Comic Con, but I wasn’t about to make the same mistake twice. Despite attending a friend’s wedding the evening before, I still dragged myself out of bed to ensure my spot in the main stage queue line. While running on just four …
On hand in room 1A21 on Sunday morning at NYCC was Andy Rheingold, Bob Mittenthal, Carin Greenberg, Ken Scarborough, and Susan Kim – an all-star team of children’s television writers if you will.
For me, it isn’t a New York Comic Con without attending a Marvel panel and being sworn to secrecy by real life S.H.I.E.L.D. agents. This panel checked both boxes as the cast and creators of Marvel’s Runaways returned to the Theater at MSG for an exclusive screening of the season three premiere. Jeph Loeb, their …
When I first started to peruse the list of panels I wanted to attend for 2019, SyFy’s Resident Alien caught my eye. Not because I knew anything about it, but because it appeared to be a TV show. You see, New York Comic Con changed it’s online panel schedule / calendar thing and in doing …
Over the last several years I’ve highlighted a variety of pop culture and television podcasts, newly discovered TV and pop culture podcasts, and other entertainment-adjacent podcasts, but now I’m back with two more recommendations just in time for the new Fall TV broadcast season: Meet Us At Molly’s and Supergirl’s Attic.
I’ve always been a jeans and t-shirt kind of person, so it’s not surprising that I paid very little attention to the wardrobe TV characters wore. It was probably around the third season of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., during the height of my obsession (when I consumed anything and everything related to the series) that …
Veronica Mars is back again, and how sweet it is. Last week Hulu and Kristen Bell surprised fans by dropping the fourth season a full week early! (Planned viewing parties be damned.) I already binge watched all eight episodes, and I have A LOT of feelings but instead of healthily processing that ending, I wanted …
Sure, you can wait for the shortlist of official Emmy nominations when they announce them on July 16th, or you can peruse the 2019 ballots now. With over 730 programs vying for consideration across 13 categories, there’s a lot of fascinating finds among the overabundance of broadcast, cable, and streaming TV.
There is just one episode of Game of Thrones left. Sunday May 19th, 2019 is it. And regardless of how you feel about this season, that’s fodder for an entirely different blog post, we’ve all come too far to turn back now. So gear up for an epic Game of Thrones series finale watch party …