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New TV Reviews on the Geeky Guide
This Geeky Guide is finally back on NewWorlds after battling with annoying yet inevitable real life priorities. As we gear up for a return to regular reviews, I'm sharing other stuff to keep you busy in the interim.
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Do TV and movies get science right?
I'd say only half the time. However, as CNN reports, movie and TV producers are increasingly relying on science consultants to ensure that they portray science in as plausible a manner as possible. Click here to read the full article. Thanks to Beej for the heads-up.
[GGTV] Re-Discovering Lost (A Guide of Sorts)
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The Crash of Oceanic Flight 815 - 24 Style
Lost is known for its non-linear storytelling over the years, but the level of detail put into the production means that a lot of the disparate scenes will actually fit together really well. And naturally, one of the most featured moments in the series is the incident that started it all - the crash of Oceanic Airline Flight 815. Read more
io9 Has The Goods For Doctor Who Fans
With the Tenth Doctor finally ending his run in The End of Time, it seems geek resource site io9 has pulled out all the stops in terms of creative content for TARDIS lovers everywhere. Read more
io9 Recommends Demons For Buffy Fans
When you think of Joss Whedon, more often than not you think of his landmark series, Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Read more
A Different Kind of Star Trek Video
The craziest things end up on YouTube and you can never really predict what might become popular with everyone else. Sometimes it's a simple video of some pet doing something silly. Other times it's a full mini-series created by fans. Then you get highly unusual Star Trek mash-ups like this one. Read more
[The Geeky Guide to TV] December Highlights
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The Maxx and The Head Coming to DVD
Back in the 90's, MTV was still exploring the possibility of providing content beyond just music videos and we got reality shows like The Real World. But more importantly, a generation was subjected to some of the most outlandish animation ever known as Liquid Television, and our collective childhood was never quite the same again. But of course many of those shows remain locked in the MTV archives and haven't seen the light of day - at least until now. Read more
Pride and Prejudice and Zombies: The Mini-Series
The unusual mash-up of classic works of fiction with the horror genre has resulted in some pretty interesting works, the most notable being the first one - Pride and Prejudice and Zombies. Now it looks like they're popular enough to soon terrorize the small screen.
