I’m an occasional watcher of “Saturday Night Live,” but I usually only tune in if they have an interesting guest hosting that week. And unfortunately, I do find myself fast-forwarding through big chunks of the show. I’ll watch the opening guest monologue and weekend update most of the way through. But a lot of the comedy sketches can be cringe-inducing.
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The Villain ‘King Shark’ made his way to the CW’s “The Flash” this past Tuesday in the episode entitled “The Fury of Firestorm.”
The graphics were actually quite good for a small screen show. So much so, that the folks over at “The Flash” said that this scene was about all they could afford to do. So don’t get your hopes up on seeing a lot more of this fishy villain. Though I would be quite disappointed if he didn’t pop up again at some point in the series run.
And that being said, I think it goes without saying…
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So what would it actually be like if Doc and Marty came to this 2015 instead of the movie (Back to the Future Part II) 2015? Well, I’m guessing they would be greatly disappointed. It’s just not as much fun as their future. I mean, technology did advance, but just not to those levels. And the world is not exactly in great shape right now. If only our biggest problem was Biff.
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Preview reels were shown last weekend at the New York Comic-Con for superhero shows “Arrow,” “The Flash,” and the Marvel Netflix series “Daredevil.”
As much as I enjoy “Arrow,” I feel that “The Flash” still beats it in terms of quality and fun. Lets face it, the folks over at “Arrow” need to take a chill pill and lighten up a bit. It’s just so dour all the time. Though, let’s keep “Daredevil” just as it is.
Binge-watching powers activate! On November 20, Netflix will premiere all 13 episodes of its second Marvel series “Jessica Jones” starring Krysten Ritter as the titular ex-superhero character.
The story follows super-powered Jessica Jones, who gives up the superhero biz and opens a detective agency. The show is set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), and therefore, will be connected to both the features and other television series.
“Star Wars Rebels” aired its second season premiere this past summer. In that episode we saw the return of Darth Vader (voiced once again by James Earl Jones). But that was the only episode that aired for the second season. The rest of the season continues next week on Wednesday, October 14, on Disney XD.
The BBC has released a new trailer for it’s upcoming “Sherlock” Christmas Special. This episode does not fall into the same continuity as the series. It’s a one-off special that places Sherlock Holmes and Watson back in Victorian England times. So by ditching the modern era, we get a look at what the series would have looked like if they choose to go this route. I love it!
So I caught the new episodes of both “South Park” and “Modern Family” the other night. And I couldn’t help but make a couple of observations.
Observation #1: In “South Parks” season 19 (season 19 really?) episode “Where My Country Gone,” they gave us their version of Bruce ‘Caitlyn’ Jenner. I have to say, not a bad likeness. I think they pretty much nailed it!
Marvel/ABC has released the first five minutes to next week’s season 3 premiere episode of “Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.”
In the clip we get some Daisy Johnson (Quake) badassery (is that a word?) as she helps to rescue another Inhuman from the clutches of some evil military types.
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