Time loops make for a humorous way to spend February 2nd but maybe not if it happened to you on any other day. This week's Fringe puts it's own unique spin on time anomalies with everything from time loops, bubbles, chambers, and displacements.
Gleecap:
Artie has been enjoying being a part of the directing team that's putting on West Side Story, which helps him realize he may have found his calling. He takes his directing so seriously, he decides to take it off the stage and into the lives of his peers.
In with the old and the new. "Novation" has the reappearance of youngest Bishop as well as a proper introduction to the newest version of shapeshifters. Baseball makes the heart grow fonder as Fringe returns to it's Friday night home after an extended wait from last week's World Series.
Now that Dean is riding solo after his fallout with Sam, his travels have taken him to Lily Dale, New York for the local psychic convention, where this year's headliners are having visions of their own deaths shortly before they happen.
New characters of Glee have been hit or miss. Sam, aka, Trouty Mouth, was a welcome addition but Sunshine Corazon never really caught much fire.
Since they discovered the writings in the caves, Elena, Alaric and Damon have been trying to piece the story together of the original vampires.
With updated versions of Footloose and The Thing hitting theatres this month, it's a perfect opportunity to question the value of movie remakes.
Generally speaking, most true film lovers despise remakes. It reeks of commercialism at its worst and bores originality-seeking moviegoers.
After Sam and Dean rob a bank and kill everyone in the process, our heroes may have finally snapped.
Blu-ray Review: Captain America: The First Avenger
Posted by: Andrew Burns • October 27, 2011 @ 10:25pm
Science fictional World War Two propaganda never looked so good in high definition.
Ever since Bonnie rescued Jeremy from the clutches of death last season, things have not been the same for Elena's younger brother.
SBM on Social Media