[Game of Thrones] 2nd Season Trailer: You win or you die.
I really wish, HBO would throw aside this 512x288 and just release these trailers in the grand glorious HD.
For a company that says: It's not TV. They're sure acting like it.
Good trailer nonetheless.
[Television] Smash Pilot
NBC has posted the pilot early. As much as I hate musicals this looks pretty good.
[Television] Quick thoughts on Sherlock Series 2…
A quick review about Sherlock Series 2 that just finished airing on BBC and should appearing on PBS Masterpiece in May 2012.
Series 1 re-airs the 15, 22, 29 of this month in case anyone missed it.
I enjoyed Series 2 a bit more than Series 1 because the drop off of Moffat written episodes was not as bad as Series 1. The zingers between the two leads really drove this Series home and the introduction of Irene Adler and the continuing Moriarty plot helped broaden the world without it make the stories too far fetched.
The finale was different in the fact it was small while the movie and the original series adapted from Doyle's books the television series covered different ground between Moriarty and Holmes. The finale was aptly named and unlike the movie does not go anywhere near Switzerland except in a brief cameo of the painting. The Deer Stalker Cap can be called a Death Frisbee and Sherlock is slowly learning to filter what he says, sort of.
I liked the idea of what happens when a Consulting Criminal such as Moriarty gets bored or what happens when a Consulting Detective looks to be creating his own cases. It has a certain which came first quality: Batman or the criminals in Arkham.
The nice thing about it all was the final episode did not top the previous episodes and used the core cast without introducing too many new guests.
I wonder if the hour and half format would make Doctor Who better or worse. I enjoy the extra half hour, personally. It doesn't feel like they're rushing to finish the story.
Gonna be a long wait between series...
[Television Review] Showtime’s Homeland
"An American prisoner has been turned."
Showtime's Homeland is similar in vein to Sleeper Cell except it takes more cues from The Manchurian Candidate than anything else.
[Terra Nova Review] Pilot Ramblin’
"Welcome to Terra Nova."
So, what happens when you merge Jurassic Park, Primeval and Outsiders together?
[Doctor Who Review] Night Terrors
"I take it all back, panic now."
I was fearing a Fear Her retread and was pleasantly surprised about this stand alone, bunker, ship in a bottle episode.
[Doctor Who Review] Let’s Kill Hitler!

"Thank you, I think you just saved my life."
Looks like Irene ate my post, so let's try this again.
Episode 8 of the split season picks up with the Doctor and Co on the continued task to track down baby Melinda after she was abducted as a child at the end of Episode Seven and trained as we find out later to kill the doctor.
Unfortunately, instead of spreading this idea out over the entire rest of the season with the Doctor using several people as information gatherers, scouts and overall bad asses, Moffat decides to introduce Melody Pond as subtle fart in Church.
You must take the good with the bad, I suppose. Thankfully, this episode is nowhere near as bad as Torchwood's run on Starz has been.
[Television] The television landscape
With TNT Falling Skies ending on a high note, not to mention getting picked up for a second season, I was going to post something about how it looked like science fiction shows were doing pretty good this season until SyFy announced last night that instead of picking up Eureka for 6 episodes for a 6th season, the upcoming 13 episode run would be it's final season.
The Twitter Warehouse/Eureka/Stargate List served itself well even if I heard 8 hours later what happened.
[Doctor Who Review] The Almost People
"Reverse the polarity of the jelly baby."
Overall, it was a good ending for a two parter. People were saved, people died. Multiple Doctors with multiple voice overs.
Oh, and that ending. Yeah, about that. It's nice to see villains are willing to go to any lengths to get what they want. That's what makes them good villains.
Since BBC did not show the previews for next week and since anyone in the USA cannot see the mini eps before next week:
Trailer:
Mini Episode:
[Doctor Who Review] The Doctor’s Wife
"Fear me, I've killed them all."
Can we just ignore last week?
Yes, yes, we can.











