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This week we’ve had good news about sequels as well as interesting rumors. And yet, I cannot help but feel a bit down because, in less than a month’s time, another great man left us. And so, this week I dedicate this column to man who meant a lot for us geeks, Sir Terry Pratchett.
Marvel and DC are readying their newest comic book events and it seems they may have things in common! Besides that Disney is at it again with new info on their properties!
NYCC may be over but Marvel’s need to play with my fangirl heart was not. And if that weren’t enough, DC had to go and announce stuff that put all the geeks in a tizzy.
This week we have many great news to keep away the sting of having to wait six month for more Outlander, and that includes the first issue of the certain comicbook, and of course some important casting news!
This week new series and new seasons started, but besides that I am slightly sad that at the end of this week my new favourite series will have its mid-season finale. Did I ever mentioned how I hate mis-season breaks?
In order to restore his celebrity status and become relevant to Hollywood again, BoJack Horseman decides to launch a tell-all autobiography.
Ruthless, addictive and highly dark-humored, House of Cards is a total hit.
Orange Is the New Black remains outstanding to watch in storytelling, characters getting expanded, comedy value and powerful backstories.
With “Thirsty Bird,” Kohan and Foster offer the season a smart start, even if the back-half of the episode isn’t as strong as the way it kicks off. It’s not an episode everyone will love, but it’s essential for sealing another chapter of the Piper/Alex story, and reminding us that Piper’s privilege only stretches so far.
This week we have the trailer of Guardians of the Galaxy and the possible cast of the new Fantastic Four movie was presented. Other things happened, but there weren’t as important as those two pieces of news.
