We're getting married this weekend, so we're just a bit preoccupied! Since we don't have time to record a brand new episode, we're taking this opportunity to post the long-promised live Q&A session we did at Dragon*Con earlier this year. Read More

I'm a longtime fan of racing games but not so keen on the Wii as my chosen gaming platform. It was with some conflicted preconceptions, then, that I dove into Need for Speed Nitro, the first game in the venerable Need for Speed franchise developed specifically for the Wii. Read More

All in all, I felt that this was a decent wrap-up of the D'Argo's Trial series, but didn't have quite the punch I was hoping for. I'm not sure what I was expecting, but with the exception of issue #3, my feelings towards the D'Argo's Trial series have been lukewarm. Read More

With this week's news that Fox has canceled Joss Whedon's Dollhouse, it seems like a good time to look back at some of the other great series that died early deaths on the Fox network. Here's a collection of fan art featuring some of the fantastic TV shows that got the axe. Read More

The Fourth Kind incorporates real life video and audio footage into recreated footage with the actors, sometimes having both sets of footage side-by-side on the screen. If you're interested in seeing this movie, I suggest not reading this review because finding out what I did Read More

Time for another contest! Klutz and Big Honcho Media are providing us with five copies of the new Draw Star Wars: The Clone Wars book, edited by Bonnie Burton and featuring art by Fandomania friend Grant Gould. Even better, one of the five copies is signed by Bonnie Burton herself! Read More

A couple of days ago I reviewed the Little Frakkin' Colonials Starbuck maquette from Quantum Mechanix's new Battlestar Galactica line. Today I'm taking a look at the first bad guy in the series, the Little Frakkin' Toasters Cylon Centurion. Read More

Earlier we explored 10 Science Fiction Pulps that were significant to their genre, but fantasy needs its due as well. By exposing new audiences to the genre and new authors to the field, they are one of the many stepping stones the genre has had to take to reach legitimacy. Read More

Did the writers' brains fall out? Or were they stolen? And if so, would the cast of Dexter be able to find them? Read More

We start the second issue of Salem's Daughter with Anna Williams behind bars. This issue, in my opinion, could best be described as a setup issue. Not much forward momentum of the plot occurred, but it set up what could be some interesting interactions and actions in upcoming issues. Read More

In the first episode of the second season, Josh and the team investigated the Yeti on Mount Everest in Nepal. What they found out there was an impressive footprint that made the rounds on news all over. This time, the team heads to the Himalayas located in Bhutan for another shot Read More

The holidays are coming, and that means it's time for companies to roll out their special bundles and gift packs. One that's already hit is the Adult Swim in a Box set, featuring six complete seasons worth of [adult swim] episodes, plus a special additional DVD full of pilot Read More