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Did Hodor Let A Massive 'Game Of Thrones' Spoiler Slip?
Kristian Nairns, the actor who portrayed Hodor - last seen in the Season 6 episode "The Door" - may have dropped a major bomb on Game of Thrones fans around the world. Game of Thrones has an incredibly devoted fan-base that enjoys spinning devilishly clever plot theories quite often; however, they have rarely been entertained or confirmed. While on the most recent Thronecast episode, Nairns made a remark about Cersei Lannister being "mad, like her father the Mad King."
By Matthew Bailey8 years ago in Geeks
Seeing Double Trouble: Meet The 'Fargo' Season 3 Characters
I hope you've wrapped up warm and your life insurance is all paid up to date, we are off back into the bloodbath that is #FX's Fargo for another round. The crime anthology series returns for a third outing, picking up in the year 2010 where a series of small Minnesota towns are rocked by yet more grisly murders and mob rule. With a cast that includes Ewan McGregor (twice), Harry Potter's David Thewlis, and Gone Girl's Carrie Coon, it is set to be the most prestigious season yet. Check out the Fargo season 3 characters below.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
8 Characters You (Probably) Didn't Notice Were Re-Cast?
We've seen it in a few movies where a main character is replaced by a different character in sequels, though it's more uncommon to see the same character re-cast with a new actor - but sometimes it happens. Just look at the Thor films: in 2011, Josh Dallas (Once Upon A Time) portrayed the character, Fandral, but in the followup Thor 2: The Dark World, Zachary Levi (Heroes Reborn, Chuck) played Fandral. Other character re-casts include: Batman, The Incredible Hulk, Freddy Krueger and a few others; but the sequel effect is bound to happen, especially when it takes several years to develop films for production. So it's interesting to watch a television show replace actors; sometimes between seasons and other times between episodes within the same season.
By Matthew Bailey8 years ago in Geeks
Could Judge Dredd Be Heading For THIS Streaming Service?
Well, it seems that the streaming craze isn't anywhere near done as nearly everything is showing up on-line. Whether it's Hulu, Netflix, Amazon or any number of other premium streaming services, it sure looks like developing shows for this medium is where everything is heading. And I don't blame studios for shifting that direction, it's a great venue with a truly broad reach and it allows more flexibility than a network station would offer.
By Matthew Bailey8 years ago in Geeks
What We Want To Learn About Sheldon's Childhood From 'The Big Bang Theory' Prequel
Young Sheldon, the prequel to The Big Bang Theory, recently found its lead actor — Iain Armitage from Big Little Lies — to play a young version of the socially awkward Dr. Sheldon Cooper, made famous by Jim Parsons. And on Monday, CBS officially green-lit it for next season.
By Rachel Carrington8 years ago in Geeks
5 Modern TV Cops You Want On Your Side If You're In Trouble
The years have provided us with many classic cop shows such as NYPD Blue, Hill Street Blues and The Closer to name a few. Those series invited kickass cops into our homes, and they were so good at their jobs, we wished they were real.
By Rachel Carrington8 years ago in Geeks
Could Melisandre Have Lied To Varys About Her Trip To Volantis, And Does She Have A Secret Plan?
Winter has come, and Game of Thrones is rapidly moving towards the conflict between the Lannisters and Jon Snow and the Night King as well as the struggle for claim of the Iron Throne. Episode 3 "The Queen's Justice" was jam-packed with dramatic deaths, incredible callbacks and long-awaited meetings but it seems that in all the commotion we may have over looked the importance of the farewell meeting between the shows two biggest drama queens; Varys the Spider and the red priestess, Melisandre of Asshai.
By Matthew Bailey8 years ago in Geeks
Kit Harington Discusses Sexual Tension Between Jon And Daenerys As The Two Rulers Finally Meet
George R. R. Martin called his book series A Song of Fire and Ice for a reason, and most fans believe that Jon Snow (Ice) and Daenerys Targaryen (fire) will band together to defeat the White Walkers. However, just how they'll do this has been up for debate, particularly now that the two have finally met in Season 7, Episode 3 - 'The Queen's Justice'.
By Matthew Bailey8 years ago in Geeks
Is Tyrion Lannister Playing A Dangerous Game By Leaving An Important Detail From His Letter To Jon Snow?
The meeting between Daenerys Targaryen and Jon Snow has been highly anticipated ever since Daenerys first set sail for Westeros. Yet it's also a great deal more complicated that we all thought, considering the potential familial bonds that the two may have if the speculation about Jon's lineage is true. Then to make it all even more complicated it seems that Tyrion Lannister may be keeping a secret from each of the powerful leaders.
By Matthew Bailey8 years ago in Geeks
