Scott and Randy conclude their look at new showrunner Steven Moffat’s contributions to Doctor Who with the series four 2-parter “Silence in the Library” and “Forest of the Dead”.
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Now that we’ve got episode 100 done and over with, we return this week to discuss the latest entertainment news.That show format returns to normal, and we discuss the Oscars, comic movies, and more. Keep reading to see a nearly complete list of topics…
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Another week brings more Moffat goodness. This time Scott and Randy discuss the mini-episode “Time Crash” and the series three fan favorite episode “Blink”.
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GeekiN finally reaches episode #100, and Wayne has returned to celebrate the occasion. Join us as the discuss some of the bigger episodes of the 100 episode run. How many events can you remember happening? 4 1/2 years later, and we’re still here. Thanks to everyone that has continued to follow along with the show(s)!
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Continuing their look at Moffat’s Doctor Who contributions, Scott and Randy turn their focus to the series two episode “The Girl in the Fireplace” and 1999’s out of continuity comedy special “The Curse of Fatal Death”.
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Series 5 is just around the corner, which means that the reign of Steven Moffat is almost upon us! To celebrate, Scott and Randy will be taking a closer look at Moffat’s contributions to Doctor Who, this time with the series one two-parter “The Empty Child” and “The Doctor Dances”.
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The beginning is the end as Scott and Randy wrap up their regeneration series by discussing the Doctor’s first three incarnations: Jon Pertwee into Tom Baker, Patrick Troughton into Jon Pertwee, and William Hartnell into Patrick Troughton.
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Tracking down those older episodes is tough, so to get an extra week of research, Scott and Randy take time to discuss the many companions of the Russell T. Davies era.
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Three more regenerations mean three more new faces, and Scott and Randy are here to discuss them: Colin Baker into Sylvester McCoy, Peter Davison into Colin Baker, and Tom Baker into Peter Davison.
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What are you looking forward to in 2010? Join us as we discuss the movies, TV, and games that are coming along for this year. Also, we fill you in on the latest news for the week.
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TrailerGEEK is back after a year long absence with the first of two posts. Check out six trailers to catch-up on after the break…
It’s been all over the internet recently, but I couldn’t help put put my own two cents in on the matter. HBO has officially picked up ten episodes of “Game of Thrones“, the series which is based on George R.R. Martin’s “A Song of Ice and Fire” fantasy novels. The 10 episodes consist of the pilot, which HBO has already shot, plus nine additional episodes. Keep reading…
Been waiting patiently to find out who would be cast as Steve Rogers in Marvel’s The First Avenger: Captain America? Well, you’ll have to keep waiting… but the list is narrowed down to six actors. The list and pictures after the break.
Well, at the beginning of 2009 it was heralded by some as the ‘Year of the Remake’ and to a certain extent that is fairly true.
It’s been a couple weeks now since the trailer surfaced for the new “The Karate Kid” movie starring Will Smith’s son Jaden, and Jackie Chan. What are your opinions on it? The poster and trailer are inside, just keep reading!
Fox has a history of picking up shows that have no chance of succeeding on their network. Will Torchwood become the latest casualty?
By this point, you have no doubt heard that Sam Raimi has pulled out/been removed from the helm of Spider-Man 4. You’ve probably also heard that as a result, Spider-Man 4 has been scrapped in favor of a series reboot. Chances are, you may have even heard the recent news that 500 Days of Summer’s Marc Webb has been tapped to become the director for the planned first three installments of the reboot. From this news, the question becomes, “Is it time for the series to reboot already?”
The final month of the year has arrived yet again. Along with bitter winds and the potential for white flakes in the air, it brings annoying jewelry commercials, crowded shopping malls, and skyrocketing airline ticket prices. Oh yeah! December also dishes out an onslaught of lists detailing the best “whatevers” of the year. In this case, the “whatevers” I am bringing you are video games. So what did I think of this year’s crop of interactive entertainment?
Hey Geeks. Scott here with an update on the future of Geek By Night and Fandomonium.
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Not much to say, other than: Dollhouse has been cancelled by Fox. Stop acting like you’re surprised. The series will finish it’s 13 episode run. There will be an ending.
NBC hasn’t aired a single episode of Chuck this fall, and we still probably won’t be seeing the show until 2010 despite rumors that it might come back in November. However, the network recently announced that they have ordered an additional six episodes of Chuck, bringing the total for this yet-to-be-aired season up to 19.
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