Ronald D. Moore, the man responsible for the greatest televsision series of all time (yeah, I said it), "Battlestar Galactica" is back on Syfy with "Helix" and we've got our first look at the science fiction/virusy series.
Ronald D. Moore, the man responsible for the greatest televsision series of all time (yeah, I said it), "Battlestar Galactica" is back on Syfy with "Helix" and we've got our first look at the science fiction/virusy series.
The always charming "Community" and "Mad Men" star Alison Brie sat down with the always dapper Paul F. Tompkins for Made Man and acted out a series of famous Internet memes. Check out who her renditions of Grumpy Cat, the Ermahgerd Gersberms girl, Unflattering Beyoncé, and (the best) Makankosappo -- or Hadouken-ing -- stacked up.
Posted 4/16/13 10:20 am EST by Eddie Wright in Animation, Comic Books, Daily Geek, Movies, Tech, Toys, TV
Welcome to MTV Geek's daily round-up of all things GEEK from the weird, wild world of the web! Got a cool link? Share it with us on Twitter at twitter.com/mtvgeek!
- MUST READ! Patton Oswalt shared some powerful thoughts about yesterday's tragedy in Boston.
"The good outnumber you, and we always will."
Posted 4/15/13 4:24 pm EST by MTV Geek in TV
Sarah, a low-life chameleon, snuck her way into someone else's life and pretended to be another person. While living her double life, Sarah became entangled in a deadly cat-and-mouse game. Will Sarah unlock the mystery and find out who is killing her look-alikes in the latest "Orphan Black" episode "Variation Under Nature?" (spoilers ahead!) Read More...
In this latest episode of "Doctor Who," Clara Oswald and the Doctor find themselves inside a sinking ship. With no power left and air running out, the two time-travelers are on the run from a vicious monster. Let's check out what happened to Clara and the Doctor during their visit to the "Cold War." (spoilers ahead!)
Posted 4/15/13 12:00 pm EST by MTV Geek in Game of Thrones, TV
By Jorge Solis
In this latest "Game of Thrones, " the battle for the Iron Throne comes with a heavy casualty. This is also the episode where indie band, Hold Steady, sing the ballad, "The Bear And The Maiden Fair." Let's find out what our fan-favorite characters had to endure during their own "Walk of Punishment."
(spoilers ahead!)
Posted 4/15/13 11:14 am EST by MTV Geek in Toys, TV
By Zack Smith
Those who've always wished they could make Dr. Sheldon Cooper of "The Big Bang Theory" shut up can finally make their dreams come true with this new mouthless vinyl figure -- one of a number of cool TBBT pieces from Funko now shipping or available for pre-order.
Posted 4/15/13 9:48 am EST by Eddie Wright in Animation, Comic Books, Daily Geek, Movies, Tech, Toys, TV
Welcome to MTV Geek's daily round-up of all things GEEK from the weird, wild world of the web! Got a cool link? Share it with us on Twitter at twitter.com/mtvgeek!
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Posted 4/14/13 10:00 pm EST by Alex Zalben in Game of Thrones, George R. R. Martin, HBO, TV
This week on our exclusive Game of Thrones recap series 'Cooking With Thrones', host Steven Smith is joined by Chelsea Monroe-Cassel, the author of the official Game of Thrones cookbook, 'A Feast of Ice & Fire'. Plus, they're recapping the latest episode of the show, "Walk of Punishment," and baking Hot Pie's Direwolf Scones! Read More...
MTV Geek caught up with comedian/actor Patton Oswalt on the set of the second season of "The Heart, She Holler," and he had some intriguing words about his dream movie role! Click the video below to find out what it is.
Posted 4/12/13 4:00 pm EST by Charles Webb in Comic Books, DC Comics, Interviews, TV
Watch Coming Soon to Independent Lens: Wonder Women! on PBS. See more from Independent Lens.
For a character with no real footprint in the pop culture landscape (no feature film in development, no TV series in the works, and only one comic at publisher DC), Wonder Woman nevertheless occupies a huge space in the public consciousness. At least, that's the argument of filmmaker Kristy Guevava-Flanagan, whose hour-long look at the history of Wonder Woman "Wonder Women! The Untold Story of American Superheroines" draws a line between William Moulton Marston's Amazonian princess and the birth and progress of the feminist movement.
"Wonder Women" positions the character as kind of the patron saint of feminism: strong, confident, bold, and at the same time marginalized, minimized, and sometimes only grudgingly part of the conversation. As disappointing as it is to see the character pushed to the margins of pop culture over the years, it's heartening to see so many creatives and thoughtful women still inspired by the legacy of the character.
Posted 4/12/13 3:30 pm EST by Eddie Wright in Movies, TV, Video Games
The savage, lizard-like beast from the classic "Star Trek: The Original Series" episode "Arena", The Gorn is set to stalk the red carpet at the MTV Movie Awards this weekend to promote the upcoming "Star Trek: The Video Game."
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In my column last week, I made a passing reference about Dante being a “Gary Stu.” It wasn’t central to my point, so I didn’t take time to explain it then for those unfamiliar with the name, but I thought I’d take this week’s column to explain who Gary Stu and his older sister Mary Sue are. Read More...
Posted 4/12/13 1:34 pm EST by Eddie Wright in Animation, TV
On Sunday's new episode of "The Simpsons," the classic opening sequence will parody the montage from "Breaking Bad's" mid-season finale episode "Gliding All Over" set to Tommy James and the Shondells' "Crystal Blue Persuasion."
Posted 4/12/13 11:59 am EST by Charles Webb in Movies, News, TV
One of the stranger rivalries to develop among "Saturday Night Live" alumni was the one between Mike Myers and Dana Carvey* who've been quietly feuding over the years about their work together on the big green adaptation of their "Wayne's World" skit. Even after the 1992 film made piles of money for Paramount (full disclosure: MTV and Paramount share parent company Viacom), Carvey felt that Myers was trying to minimize his role in a sequel (after Myers allegedly attempted to block Carvey from being in the first film), and even Penelope Spheeris, who directed the film, was even dragged into the mess, blocked from directing the lackluster "Wayne's World 2" after ignoring Myers' editing notes. Most of the beef seems to stem from Myers (who's become terribly rich thanks to the "Shrek" and "Austin Powers" franchises) engaging in beastly behavior with his collaborators.
Well, all parties have decided to put the past behind them, agreeing to participate in an April 23 reunion event at the Academy of Motion Picture Sciences Wilshire Boulevard location, according to The Hollywood Reporter.