Returning with a vengeance, I, The Monster, took the podcast one step further. Aside from the regular 3 news items I normally talk week to week, I’ve added 7 season finale reviews. Before I do that, what are the BIG 3 scifi news stories that I will be talking about?
SCIFI NEWS FOR THIS WEEK IS BACK WITH A VENGEANCE!!! Right as I was going to record my show, there was news about a new Battlestar Galactica movie for the big screen. Being a BSG fan, I had to throw in my two cents on the matter.
Next week, the ESO crew becomes a Person of Interest as they investigate rumors of a mysterious machine that spies on us every hour of every day. Hunted by the authorities, we work in secret. You’ll never find us, but victim or perpetrator, if your number’s up…ESO will find you.
By Ashley Bergner/Box Office Buzz I’ll admit I was somewhat skeptical about CBS’ modern-day take on Sherlock Holmes. The show, which is called “Elementary,” premiered last night and features Holmes as an ex-Scotland Yard consultant who’s living in New York City. Regardless of what CBS officials might say, it’s clear
By Trent Moore, Source: Blastr.com Ever since the BBC hit it out of the park with its awesome, modern-day reimagining of Sherlock, the classic detective has become a much hotter property on the small screen. The folks at CBS have been trying to get in on the action for a
By Morgan Jeffery , Source: Digital Spy Netflix is in talks with CBS to revive cult drama Jericho. The series – which starred Skeet Ulrich and Lennie James – followed the residents of the fictional town of Jericho, Kansas, as they struggle to survive in the aftermath of nuclear attacks
by: CBR News Team Editor, Source: CBR.com The CBS television series “Jericho” debuted in 2006, and detailed the story of Jericho, Kansas following a major nuclear attack on the United States. Despite being beloved by fans, CBS canceled the series after its first season. After CBS received more than 40,000
By Matthew Jackson, Source: Blastr.com Just a few weeks ago, we Trek fans were rejoicing at the news that Norman Spinrad’s long-lost original series script “He Walked Among Us” would find new life on the acclaimed web series Star Trek Phase II. Sadly, we’re now hearing the project may be
By Trent Moore, Source: Blastr.com Everyone worried that CBS’ upcoming Sherlock Holmes series Elementary might rip-off the BBC’s exceptional Sherlock can breathe a sigh of relief—because the U.S. version is definitely taking a few liberties. Genre stalwart Lucy Liu (Rise: Blood Hunter, Kill Bill) has signed on to play Holmes’
By Marc Bernardin, Source: Blastr.com Even though we’ll still go on the record and say that to launch a present-day Sherlock Holmes TV series in the shadow of the superlative BBC version is folly, at least CBS has found an interesting actor to play the great detective in Elementary. Jonny
By NELLIE ANDREEVA, Source: Device.com On the heels of Sherlock Holmes getting a successful contemporary makeover in features with the Robert Downey Jr.-starring franchise, and on public television with Masterpiece Theater’s Sherlock, the famous 19th century British detective is headed for a commercial TV series update. CBS has bought Sherlock
