Whovians have know for a while that this was to be Peter Capaldi, the 12th Doctor’s last season. As always there was much speculation as to who the next Doctor would be, and as has been they case, in recent regenerations [some] fans were hoping to see a woman in the role. Well, yesterday afternoon the announcement was made. Click below to check it out and here some thoughts.
It’s that time geeks! Emmy noms live streamed this morning, announced Anna Chlumsky and Shemar Moore. You can watch the full announcement here. Were your fave shows nominated? Click below to find a printed list of the noms.
Well, Hot Topic has done it again. They’ve released yet another beautiful fandom inspired fashion line. In honor of the 20th Anniversary of the Joss Whedon classic, the subject of this latest release is none other than Buffy The Vampire Slayer. Click below to check it out.
It’s here! The first trailer for Marvel/ABC’s television series InHumans! Click below to check it out!
As you know, we here at It’s All Geek To Me Radio have a very special place in our hearts for the WB/Netflix series Gilmore Girls. We also have a very special place in our hearts for COFFEE! Which is what makes us head over heels excited about this announcement.
It has been officially confirmed that The Walking Dead’s fourth episode of their seventh season, “Service”, airing on November 13th, 2016, will be extended to 85 minutes. IMDB lists the synopsis as:
The remaining members of the group try to keep it together in Alexandria. They receive a sobering visit.
So, it’s safe to say this will be Neegan’s big introduction to the residents of Alexandria, which we all could pretty safely assume would be a big to-do, but what could possibly be warranting a extra 15 minutes?!?! Some thing even bigger than we imagined must be going down.
What do you guys think is going to happen? TWD Comic book readers I’m looking to you, any insight? Hit up the comments and let us know your thoughts/theories/reactions.
-EM
So it’s pretty safe to say, we all knew when the announcement was made this past fall, that Disney had acquired Star Wars from Lucasfilm, that new movies would be made. Clearly there would be sequels, after all Lucas had originally written the movie as having nine parts, and with a fan base so large, it would be silly not to finish them off.
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