So “Orange is the New Black” has just landed on Netflix for a third season. And I think that most people probably know by now that the character of Piper Chapman is based on the real life persona of Piper Kerman. And the character of Alex Vause is based on a woman by the name of Cleary Wolters.
That was some “Game of Thrones” last night. I wonder what Jon Snow has to say about it?
Back in 2008, there was a special edition DVD release for “Family Guy presents Blue Harvest,” Seth MacFarlane’s “Star Wars” parody. This special edition included several collectibles, including trading cards and a cool art booklet for that episode.
I loved “Army of Darkness,” although I was only a moderate fan of the other two “Evil Dead” films. Yeah, I know – how dare I not love them all. Well, the first one I felt played more like a student film. I enjoyed the second one much more. But the third one really found its groove. Like everyone else, I felt they should have done more with the series years back (the remake doesn’t count). But I’ll take what they give us now. I’m not complaining. See, no complaining. Just give us more Bruce “The Ash” Campbell fighting dead thingamajigs.
Um… SPOILERS! Lots and Lots.
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No! It’s the TV division of Warner Bros not having the legal rights to use Superman in a TV series due to their feature film franchise. But they did give us the second best thing. We got us some Supergirl! And she comes in the form of actress Melissa Benoist (Glee, Homeland, Whiplash).
“The Flash” aired its season finale last night. (So Warning! Spoilers Ahead) It was titled “Fast Enough” and centered on Barry’s quest to save the life of his mother. With the help of villain (and mother killer) Eobard Thawne/Harrison Wells and a reactived partical accelerator, Barry was able to summon up enough speed force to travel back through time. As he did, he was able to see flashes of his own future. I’ve added those future pics below. Lets go through them.
The CW just released a trailer for next year’s “DC’s Legends of Tomorrow,” a spin-off from both “Arrow” and “The Flash.” It’s a bit SPOILERY (as is possibly this article) so you’ve been warned. But I’m sure you’ll watch it anyway. I know I would.
CBS released a six and a half minute trailer for its new superhero show “Supergirl.” Superman does exist in this world, but he’s apparently off doing… something. In other words, Warner Bros is most likely saying… nah! Movies only! I’m surprised they are letting them use Supergirl. But unlike “Smallville” this super-heroine is allow tights and flights.
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to watch your favorite TV sitcom live in person? Just think, your favorite actors in their familiar settings only just a few feet away from you? You could just literally reach out and touch them (though I would strongly suggest you don’t do that). Well, if you live in or visit Los Angeles, there is a good chance you could see a taping of your favorite show.
I really enjoyed the animated “Star Wars: The Clone Wars” series. That show was definitely better than the live-action prequel films that preceded it. And I’m really digging “Star Wars Rebels” as well.