Showing posts with label Fanboys of the Universe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fanboys of the Universe. Show all posts

Sunday, April 1, 2012

Game Of Thrones and my absence

This will teach me not to make any images relative links within my blog.  In trying to retain the utmost respect for copyright, I have found that almost every picture on my blog is now a broken link.  I suppose when I have time, I'll try to go back and fix them all.  In the meantime, I'm blogging away, but mostly for FBOTU.

In addition to my weekly Being Human (US) recaps (which will most likely end here in a few weeks) I have picked up recaps for HBO's Game of Thrones.  I have to say, I couldn't be more excited although I was both amazed and appalled by the deaths last season.  But what I will tell you is that I am most looking forward my Khalissi and her dragons, any direwolves, and the bastard John Snow. Oh to be the cloth on his loins.

Countdown: 45 minutes to the premiere.  Beware!  Don't get spiked!

Monday, February 20, 2012

Being Human Recaps on FBOTU

Being Human is like a Real World: Boston for sexy supernaturals. 
While Green Lantern and comics are what I love to read, my time is also taken up tremendously by other aspects of sci-fi, music, entertainment, etc.  I'm not just a one-trick pony.

For about a month now, I've been writing recaps on a show called Being Human for a website called Fanboys of the Universe.

Read my recaps HERE. 

Being Human is a show about a vampire, a werewolf and a ghost who live together and try to live "normal" lives, just like other humans.  It sounds a bit hokey, but is a ton of fun.  Originating as a BBC series, the Syfy channel picked up the idea for the US and has been taking it in awesome directions.

Fanboys of the Universe is a great site for people like me: gay guys who love all things sci-fi.

Hopefully, I'll start expanding my blog to include more of my other eclectic interests.  May this be the first of many.



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