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An Anime Review of 'Tower of God'
Tower of God is a Korean manhwa that is published on Webtoons by the author SUI. While there has been an adaptation of a Webtoon in the form of Noblesse in the form of an OVA/ONA. This is the first time that we have received a full series that is based on a Webtoon. In addition we actually have The God of Highschool airing in the Summer anime season of 2020, with a full series adaptation of Noblesse on the way. This marks an important point in the anime adaptation space and what we can expect to have broadcast to a worldwide audience.
By BoblobV26 years ago in Geeks
5 TV Shows That Won't Return Until 2021
Titans DC Universe's Titans saw a sharp increase in quality during its second season, as a stronger central narrative, a much better villain and a more optimistic tone all worked in its favour, allowing it to hold its own with some of the streaming service's better-received originals. And all of that made fans even more excited for the third season.
By FRANK6 years ago in Geeks
Why you should watch Lie to Me
This is quite possibly one of the most criminally underrated shows about catching a criminal just by studying the expression.
By Samantha Parrish6 years ago in Geeks
Anime I Will be Watching in Summer 2020
Fire Force Season 2 I very much enjoyed the first season of the show, and have been looking forward to seeing the second season. This is a world that I enjoyed watching, and the characters were all unique and interesting, especially when they were interacting with each other. While the story seems simple enough, there is enough intrigue to carry me through. Plus it has a unique visual style that I really enjoyed. I hope this would be a continuation of a similar standard, and I look forward to what David Productions gives us. The show is going to be streaming on Crunchyroll.
By BoblobV26 years ago in Geeks
Stranger Things Season 4
It’s now that time where we can start speaking about Stranger Things 4 after that recent sneak peak on Valentine’s Day(I started writing this a day after, but left it in my drafts to come back to, oops). They have also just recently revealed they have done the table read, so filming should be starting soon (this didn't age well, thanks corona) . This means we will be getting a lot of teasers and behind the scenes from the cast being together when they aren’t filming!
By JCxlli6 years ago in Geeks
'Greenleaf' Female Cast
If you haven't gotten to know the female cast of the popular series Greenleaf that has been airing on OWN since 2016, this is your last season to get to know them. Season 5 is the final season that premiered on June 23, 2020. Even though a spinoff is in the works, no information has been revealed about it. Viewers don't know which cast members will be in the spinoff.
By Margaret Minnicks6 years ago in Geeks
'Greenleaf': Male Cast
You might be familiar with some of the male characters on Greenleaf, the popular series on OWN. Season 5 is its final season, and a spinoff is in the works. However, viewers don't know when that will take place.
By Margaret Minnicks6 years ago in Geeks
Ranking the Teen Wolf Seasons
Teen Wolf first aired in 2011, produced by Jeff Davis for MTV, and was widely popular until the end of the last season in 2017. I discovered the show during the summer of 2018, and fell in love instantly. It's filled with action, mystery, violence, romance, and supernatural creatures, all in a high school setting—what more do you need? For the past two years, I keep coming back to the show and re-watching my favorite seasons. Below, I'll break down which ones I like best, and why.
By Aubrey M6 years ago in Geeks
My Top 7 "Other" Hanna-Barbera Cartoon Families
Arguably two of the most famous Hanna-Barbera animated cartoon shows are "The Flintstones"and "The Jetsons". The former is known as TV's first primetime cartoon show aimed at adults, premiering in 1960 and running through 1966, with countless Saturday Morning spinoffs and specials. The latter, debuting in 1962, only lasted a season in primetime before being rerun in kidvid hours for decades and, in the Eighties, having new episodes added for a proper syndication package and inspiring a movie with pop star Tiffany replacing Janet Waldo as the voice of Judy Jetson.
By D.K. Upshaw6 years ago in Geeks
Killing Eve Season 3: An Episode-By-Episode Breakdown of my favourite Villanelle scenes
This article contains spoilers from Season 3 of Killing Eve. The hit series Killing Eve concluded its third season at the end of May and if you looked at me closely during the finale, I can actually pinpoint the exact moment where my heart broke in two.
By Ghezal Amiri6 years ago in Geeks
10 New Titles Coming To Netflix this Month - June 2020
I don't know about you, but I ran out of stuff to watch on Netflix a long time ago and now I am almost completely dependent on new releases. If you are struggling as much as I am then my best advice is re-watch favorites and lower expectations for new content. In the mean time, here are a few new releases that should help those stuck in quarantine. Stay safe out there and whenever possible, stay indoors.
By Test6 years ago in Geeks
Alan Bennett’s Talking Heads – A Review of the Original Monologues
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused most of Britain’s TV shows to suspend shooting for months, but provided opportunities for smaller, more intimate entertainment which can be made under social distancing restrictions. One of the most notable TV series to be created in this new climate is a remake of Alan Bennett’s TV series Talking Heads, which began airing this week. The original Talking Heads consisted of a set of monologues between 30 and 50 minutes long – the first series of six monologues aired in 1987, and a second aired in 1998. They have been remade with an all-star cast including Jodie Comer, Imelda Staunton, Martin Freeman and Tamsin Greig. These monologues were shot on vacated EastEnders sets, with cast and crew sticking carefully to social distancing regulations. Of the twelve original monologues, ten will air – “A Cream Cracker Under the Settee” and “Waiting for the Telegram” (which both starred Thora Hird as elderly women facing up to their impending deaths) are not included, due to the touchy subject matter and the creative team being unable to use cast members over 70. However, the gap has been filled by two new monologues called “The Shrine” and “An Ordinary Woman”, which were written by Bennett last year.
By Rtotalmagic6 years ago in Geeks