The talented and beautiful Adrianna Palicki has joined Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D as Mockingbird
First image of Paul Rudd as Scott Lang in Marvel's Ant-Man surfaces
Disney finally releases the release date for Star Wars Rebels. Hour long premiere will air Friday Oct. 3 at 9PM EST; for the rest of the schedule click here
-GJ
So out of shear laziness I stopped shaving and grew out my beard, well today that beard cost me to be burned (insulted) by a fellow coworker.
BURN!!!
In fairness to Coworker 2, I did kind of insult her a while back when we were discussing cosplay and she had said she's not comfortable doing cosplay because she doesn't have the body for all the skinny characters, and I had immediately suggested she could go as Jabba the Hutt. Whoops.
Since getting home after this, I've shaved, and will be starting a diet as soon as I get back from a business trip next week.
-GJ
Have some doubts with this series being on network TV, but hopefully ABC and Joss Whedon can make it work; it looks promising.
-GJ
In October the CW will be premiering their new show Arrow; based off of the DC Comics character Green Arrow.
We already know that Dinah Lance (Black Canary) will be appearing in several episodes, and the trailer has given us a glimpse of Deathstroke's mask, so we can conclude that we'll be seeing him too.
But here's our list of Heroes and Villains we'd like to see make an appearance in Arrow...
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Who do you hope to see make an Arrow appearance?
-GJ
It's time to take the world back in this great looking Sci-Fi MMO shooter.
-GJ
Finally got around to watching the preview trailer to the CW's new series Arrow; based on the DC Comics' Green Arrow character.
Just being a teaser we didn't get much, but it was enough to get us interested in seeing an episode or two if nothing more. Still too early for us to tell how this one will play out.
However we still have to wonder if the CW is doing the right thing. Think back a little less than a year ago and one of CW's biggest shows was Smallville; a show about a young Clark Kent (Superman). And in this show there was a Green Arrow; played by Justin Hartley, who in his own right was a fantastic Green Arrow.
It just seems that it would have made more sense to stick with what they already had; an established Green Arrow with backstory already in place, an easy way to bring in other heroes and guest stars, and probably the most important thing for any show, fans. A lot of people liked the Smallville Green Arrow.
What do you guys think? Should the CW have stuck it out with the Smallville version of Green Arrow? Or have they done the right thing by rebooting the character?
-GJ
