So Shredder, Skeletor, and Cobra Commander walk into a bar. They all go, “Ouch,” because their stupid minions failed to move the bar like they were told. I guess that probably wasn’t even funny, but it was in me and I had to let it out. If somebody else can
Next week, the ESO crew climbs aboard Farscape One with astronaut John Crichton, as he gets shot through a wormhole across the universe where adventure and danger awaits. ESO discusses the series that made the Sci Fi Channel’s Sci-Friday must see TV. What are your favorite Farscape moments? Let us
On this episode, we once again dock with the Red Dwarf and review the final two seasons of the show along with the Back to Earth mini-series. Mike, Mike, and Bobby are joined by podcaster Josh Wilson and author Bernadette Johnson as they dodge nanobots, overgrown birds named Pete, despair
I think Shredder’s minions might be the most consistent out of all the Ninja Turtles characters. They’re bug-eyed ninjas. Always. Yeah, the Turtles are always green guys with headbands, but they have varied a lot in size, shape, color, and ocular detailing. Shredder is always a guy with blades stuck
As one the largest fan gatherings in the world approaches, Mike, Mike, Darren, and Mary offer more guidance and support. We chat with Dragon*Con Media Director Dan Carroll about what to expect from this year’s show. We also speak with GB Hajim, the director of Strange Frame – a groundbreaking
I first saw this figure displayed along with the rest of the new TMNT toys back in February at Toy Fair. I was glad to see that Krang was still around, but this time in a more streamlined robot exoskeleton that was much more reminiscent of the TGRI aliens from
Next week, the ESO crew once again boards the good ship Red Dwarf for a recap of series VII, VIII, and Back To Earth. And ESO want to hear from you. What are your favorite Red Dwarf moments? Let us know at www.esonetwork.com, at the ESO Facebook Group, @EarthStationOne on
This week, the ESO crew spotlights one of the greatest actor/director legends of all time, Clint Eastwood. Mike, Mike, Bobby and the award-winning artist Mark Maddox look over his long career with reverence and awe. While there are a few smudges on his resume, it doesn’t get much better than
I’ve mentioned it before, but in case you haven’t read every single article on my home site, Needless Things like you so totally should, City of Death is my favorite Doctor Who story. It stars Tom Baker – who will always be My Doctor – and Lalla Ward as Romana
Just like Muppets On Ice or Mariah Carey, you can now see the Earth Station Who team live and in-person doing what we do best!
Welcome to the first part of Earth Station One’s spotlight on Dragon*Con 2012! One of the biggest conventions of the year is also one of our favorites, so we will be looking at as many aspects as we can of the upcoming show to help guide rookies and veterans alike.
The Weeping Angels have become a signature of the new Doctor Who. They’ve got t-shirts, books, toys and have featured in several stories. They may not be Daleks, but people love them. Naturally, Character Options has latched on to this and produced somewhere around five variations of the creatures with
