Sometimes you find that the most pedestrian among us are, in fact, awesome. As season three rolls along, we are finding that Chuck may not be the perfect spy, but he’s certainly a capable one — with or without the Intersect. Read More

Since Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog was first released in July 2008, Joss Whedon's web movie musical has been a cult hit. So, as is usually the case with geeky cult fandoms, there are some very talented folks who have been inspired by the "evil" Dr. Horrible, the cocky Captain Read More

Paige catches us up on previous Season 2 Dollhouse episodes before the series finale on January 29, starting with the first of December 4th's two-part episode, "The Public Eye." Read More

Cable and Hope are still on the run through time from Bishop in this issue. They can move forward and backward through time, but Bishop is connected to them so he's always right behind them, they can't seem to get the exact time location they want, and Cable is pretty much dead Read More

John Frizzell, the composer of the original score for the upcoming movie Legion, was kind enough to answer a few questions about his process and what influenced him while creating his most recent score. Read More

In this episode, Tara Cole (Jeri Ryan) fills in for Sophie as the Leverage team helps a Chinese immigrant get away from a sweat shop as well as to raise enough money to bring her family to America. Read More

Vampires are famous not only for coffin cribs and an affinity for sanguinary necks, but also for their hard-earned immortality. Do Bill Compton or Edward Cullen have the necessary staying power to hang in there like my eight favorite vampires? Read More

We're taking a bit of a break this week because I really want to know: what are you guys reading? This is your chance — have you been reading, hoping I'll mention your favorite webcomic (or even YOUR webcomic)? Read More

Following the two-hour premiere of Season 8 on Sunday, January 17th, producers gift fans of 24 with yet another double dip into Jack Bauer's resurgence as (arguably) America's greatest fictional hero. Picking up where we left off... Read More

"Electro-rock" and "synthpop" are not genres of music that I can boast any expertise in, nor would they be my first choices for expanding my musical tastes. But even those not interested in electronica and techno are sure to enjoy Dark Room Notes's music. Read More

If there's one comic title I think is worth going diving into, it would be this one. The writing is inventive, entertaining, and very well thought-out. For a first issue leading into a series of plotline/storyline conclusions, this hits all the right buttons with me. Read More

There is a certain macabre sense of voyeurism throughout The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus, partly because the movie lays bare the inner workings of the imagination, but largely due to the fact that this film serves as the final film from Heath Ledger. Read More