This season of Orphan Black feels like the most fast paced season so far. Each episode flies by and so much new information is being revealed. With so much going on here’s a recap to help you out. Continue reading “@OrphanBlack Recap: From Instinct to Rational Control from @kleffnotes”
Spin-offs are mutually advantageous for a network and its viewers. If a network can capture the magic of a parent show yet put an ingenious spin (pardon the pun) on the newest creation, it will have the ingredients for a successful spin-off.
Continue reading “@LeeRumohr @HugoAteo Why We Need a Jesse & Cesar spin-off via @tdmiller820917”
On Wednesday, May 6, 1987, Dynasty ended its seventh season with a wedding as well as several characters’ lives in jeopardy.
Viewers were cordially invited to witness the wedding of Adam Alexander Carrington (Gordon Thomson) to Dana Bethany Waring (Leann Hunley).
Continue reading “5/6/87: Dynasty Finale Cliffhangers via @tdmiller820917 @terrigarber1228”
The writer of the Supernatural books, Chuck Shurley returned to Supernatural just in time to save the world. But how will he do it, by writing a happy ending for Amara? The real answer may (or may not) surprise you.
Continue reading “#Supernatural Dear God, It’s Chuck! via @stacyamiller85 @RobBenedict @cw_spn #SPN”
The Beauty and the Beast Season 4 premiere is only a month away! Beauty and the Beast fans love the show and it’s hard to pick any one reason why. Additionally, there have been many memorable moments in the three seasons the series has aired.
Continue reading “What Was Your Favorite #BATB Moment? via @stacyamiller85 @AustinBasis #Beasties”
This Monday was the premiere of Fox’s brand new series Houdini and Doyle. I was really excited about it even before it debuted and the first episode definitely didn’t disappoint me. I decided for this week I would devote a Fangirl Freakouts video to the premiere and why you should check it out. Continue reading “Fangirl Freakouts: @HoudiniandDoyle Premiere from @kleffnotes”
In her latest YA novel Project Renovatio, Allison Maruska (the author of The Fourth Descendant and Drake and the Fliers) has once again proven her incredible ability to craft a well-written, thought-provoking, suspenseful thriller to keep readers riveted and yearning for more.
Continue reading “Book Review: Project Renovatio via @tdmiller820917 @AllisonMaruska”
Steps in the dark as the lights come back on
The 364 day(!) long hiatus is over and Person of Interest waltzed back onto our screens with some back-story, a classic Reese flash grenade, the imaginative—but well researched—decompression of The Machine, and a lot of guns. ‘B.S.O.D.’ picks up directly after the season finale, in which Samaritan are on a wild witch hunt in order to detain and kill the Team Machine gang. It’s sinister, when you think about it; Samaritan’s got control of the entirety of the NSA feeds and has marked the trio as ‘enemy combatants’. They’re everywhere—in your phones, your iPods, your laptops, your suggested news…right now on Person of Interest, the future of artificial intelligence looks bleak unless Harold (Michael Emerson), Root (Amy Acker) and Reese (Jim Caviezel) can reboot The Machine and fight back.
Supernatural is at its best when it reaches into its history and adds new textures through brilliant acting and incredible writing. The May 4th episode, “Don’t Call Me Shurley,” was a winning hour of television in large part due to the performances of guest stars, Rob Benedict and Curtis Armstrong.
Continue reading “@RobBenedict @curtisisbooger Chuck and Metatron, dynamic duo via @tdmiller820917”
Lying, cheating, and scheming were all pivotal elements in this week’s Stitchers. You see things get exceptionally difficult when lawyers are involved, especially when you can’t tell them where you are getting your evidence from. From the minds of dead people, doesn’t really have a legal ring to it. Continue reading “@StitchersTV Recap: Pretty Little Lawyers from @kleffnotes”
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