On this episode of the Blurred Nerds: In episode 235, we catch up on the latest nerd news that caught our attention: Disney drops a ship’s name The Rogue Squadron movie gets an update Good Omens will return Noah Hawley tells us more about the Aliens TV show The Geekfather
The End is Nigh! The best-selling book by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman has finally been adapted for the screen (which Agnes Nutter predicted was a sure sign of the Apocalypse). Mike, Mike, Rebecca Perry, and Alan OW Barnes battle Heaven and Hell to testify on the TV series. Plus,
Hard to believe it has been a decade since a little stop motion animation studio named Laika brought Neil Gaiman’s Coraline Jones to life. Mike, Mike, and Felicity brave the button eyes of the Other Mother and shield their eyes from the all too revealing downstairs neighbors. Plus, Zach Steele
Neil Gaiman’s bestselling novel comes to life and Mike, Mike, Mary Ogle, and Amber Hansford cheer on the old and the new in the battle for the land of the free and home of the brave. Plus, Amber faces a challenge greater than Czernobog, the Geek Seat. All this, along
Step aside, Oprah. The ESO crew is reaching out to literary lovers everywhere. Mike, Mike, Montgomery Lopez, Kevin Eldridge, and Alan OW Barnes discuss the massively influential first storyline in The Sandman saga. Plus, we interview the impressive young writer/artist of the SuperCheese comic, Aaron Berube. All this, along with
Resistance may be futile, but this episode has been met with more than its share of it. Mike, Mike, Phantom Troublemaker, the award-winning author Bobby Nash, and Beth Vandusen match wits with Neil Gaiman, Steven Moffat, and Mr. Clever and try to make sense of the penultimate episode of series
The Doctor is back! And so is the ESW crew! Mike, Mike, and Dave take a look at the first episode of Series 7 with a few friends – Bobby Nash, Scott Viguie, Sacha Dzuba, and Keith Lancaster. So how much fun did we have discussing the premiere episode? Out
By Lauren Davis, Source: iO9 We loved Henry Selick’s stop-motion adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s creepy Coraline, and now the Nightmare Before Christmas director is taking on a second Gaiman tale, with a Disney-backed version of The Graveyard Book.
Wake up listeners! Mike, Mike, and the dreamy Dr. Q discuss the Sandman comic series by Neil Gaiman. We promise it is not an endless chat that will put you to sleep as we reveal our favorite moments from the ground-breaking run as well as its impact on the comic
Next week, the Earth Station One crew dives into the dream world of Neil Gaiman’s Sandman comic book stories. We want to hear from you. What are your favorite moments from this legendary story? And why? Let us know at www.esonetwork.com, at the ESO Facebook Group, email us at esopodcast@gmail.com,
by Kevin Melrose, Spinoff Online HBO won’t skimp on its previously announced adaptation of American Gods, Neil Gaiman’s award-winning 2001 fantasy novel. Not that there were any doubts, given the cable channel’s recent history of lavish productions like Game of Thrones, Boardwalk Empire and Rome. According to The Hollywood Reporter,
HBO is so confident that Game of Thrones is going to be successful it’s already discussing a second season before the first episode has even aired. Now the network is eyeing a new book to develop into a series: the fabulous American Gods, written by Neil Gaiman. And the series
