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The Flash Season 2, Episode 18 Delayed Due to Yet Another Hiatus.
The Flash Season 2 just returned from a March hiatus and won't be returning until April 19th. As to why there are so many hiatus for The Flash this season, there haven't been any explanation given by the CW or Warner Bros. Studios. It could just be the timing of the series when this hiatus could be considered the small break for a Spring Break on the series. Apart from that explanation, the CW is asking for fan interest to dwindle on one of their most lucrative comic-book properties by placing so many hiatus' in the middle of a spectacular season of The Flash so far. When The Flash does return, there'll be some interesting developments on the series, including the origins of the serial killer Hunter Zolomon whose been masquerading as Jay Garrick on Earth-1. Here's the trailer for Episode 18 of Season 2, of The Flash.
By Allie Z.8 years ago in Geeks
The Walking Dead: Could Sheriff Rick Grimes Become The Villain of Season 7?
The popular AMC television series, The Walking Dead made its debut in 2010 with a very limited audience but has grown in the six years to become one of the most popular television programs to date. The television series is based off a series of graphic novels created by Robert Kirkman, who is also in charge of story synchronization between the graphic novels and the on-going television series. The beginning of the story that is The Walking Dead, begins from the perspective of a single individual Rick Grimes, a police officer waking up during the zombie apocalypse after lying in a coma for an undetermined length of time. The story introduces more and more characters as Rick Grimes begins to explore the landscape of the undead world, though the whole viewpoint coming from Rick Grimes' perspective shows Rick as 'the new sheriff in town' when conflict begins to appear on every front for Sheriff Rick Grimes. Once Rick Grimes established a core group of survivors who also became essential in keeping each other alive, the conflicts only became bigger in scale on the television series. The point isn't known as to when the popularity for The Walking Dead reached its peak but it happened early on in the series' conception. Fans have been captivated by Rick and company on The Walking Dead, whether it is the story telling or the fan-favorite characters making incredible appearances every week, the television series has succeeded in bringing fans back for more every year. The Walking Dead has already been expanded into a two separate spin-off series, one of which is on AMC as well, Fear The Walking Dead. The loyal following behind The Walking Dead most definitely has to do with fans being invested in the character's development and well-being in the brutally violent world of The Walking Dead, one character that fans have been invested in since the beginning of The Walking Dead may not be the same person he was at the start of the series; that is Rick Grimes. It's already been said and it is a clear fact that the television series, The Walking Dead, is centrally about Rick Grimes' life and the people's lives Rick is involved in either by association or relation. Despite the series investing more time to a wide variety of characters, Rick still manages to hold the spotlight in a large diverse cast of spectacular actors/actresses. And Rick Grimes' time in the spotlight has portrayed him as the main protagonist/hero in the story but based on Rick's newfound view on life and survival during the more recent episodes of The Walking Dead, he may twist fans' interpretations of what a hero and a villain really are in the world of The Walking Dead.
By Allie Z.8 years ago in Geeks
The SCU: How have we lived without this?
Cinematic Universes are the new normal for movie franchises it seems, with the expansiveness of the stories and the connectivity that it brings to the characters and the elements of storytelling.
By Matthew Bailey8 years ago in Geeks
Walking Dead: What Happened to Maggie? Episode 15: RECAP
A lot happened in Episode 15 of The Walking Dead. Season 6 is about to come to a close next week, but this week's episode just set a grim setting for next week's inevitable confrontation with Negan. The main group of survivors leave on separate missions, and Daryl takes off in a foolhardy stride. Glenn, Michonne, and Rosita chase after Daryl and all wind up captured by the Saviors, and Dwight before the end of the episode. The episode doesn't just see these survivors captured, Daryl was also shot at point-blank range by Dwight; the scene cut to black as the shot rang out so we're not able to see how badly injured Daryl is or if he is going to survive at all. Other than Daryl getting closer to a possible death scene, there was the small scene involving Maggie at the conclusion of the episode. Maggie was getting her hair cut by Enid when suddenly she feels a sharp pain in her stomach and begins to clench her stomach. Something of note from earlier in the episode. During the shower scene between Glenn and Maggie, there was a small shot of a bruise on Maggie's abdomen. That bruise may be indicative of Maggie suffering a physical injury during her escape from the Saviors whom captured Carol and herself. The damage may not have seemed apparent to Maggie at first but her fetus may have been hurt in the physical confrontations. The repercussions of that confrontation could extend into future episodes, like the season finale, to reveal that Maggie's child was critically injured in a previous episode.
By Allie Z.8 years ago in Geeks
24 years later and I still Salute Your Shorts.
Lets begin with the fact that I bet a lot of the other creators and readers who check this article out may very well have NEVER seen this show that I spent my early days cherishing all 20 short lived episodes.
By Matthew Bailey8 years ago in Geeks
Could This Small Detail Have Sealed Tormund's Fate in The 'Game Of Thrones' Season 7 Finale?
The Game of Thrones Season 7 finale, "The Dragon and the Wolf," was a nail-biter of an episode. With some big surprises taking place of the show's nearly feature-length run, the biggest surprise of them all was saved for the final scenes, when the White Walkers finally bring down the Wall. As the Night King's dragon flew to the Wall, countless fans started fearing for the fan-favorite Tormund as he was atop said wall when Viserion began spitting out his icy fire.
By Matthew Bailey8 years ago in Geeks
What's Coming for 'Once upon a Time' Season 5?
The season finale of season 4 Once Upon a Time left us hanging with Emma Swan taking in the power of the Dark One and disappearing, leaving nothing but the Dark One dagger behind, with her name written clearly across it.
By Tisha Eaton8 years ago in Geeks
'Once Upon a Time' Best Easter Egg Yet
If you are a fan of Once Upon a Time, you become accustomed to keeping an eagle eye out for Disney Easter Eggs throughout the episodes. Whether it's one of the 7 dwarves whistling "Heigh-ho" in the our world, or Snow White getting a pear for her desk instead of an apple (being a teacher, they normally get apples and she got a pear... get it?) to Mr. Gold having a Mickey Mouse phone and stuffed animal in his shop. Being owned by ABC and thus owned by Disney, it's not really that big of a surprise.
By Tisha Eaton8 years ago in Geeks
Does Jon’s Letter to Sansa Hint at a Stark Uprising in 'Game Of Thrones' Season 8?
With Littlefinger's long-awaited comeuppance at the hands of the Stark sisters, his hold over Sansa was finally severed and the status quo is back as the rightful heirs to the North can rule Winterfell without Lord Baelish's interference. However, it seems Sansa still has a long road ahead of her as the Lady of Winterfell, considering what we've learned about Jon Snow's actions over the last few episodes of Season 7.
By Matthew Bailey8 years ago in Geeks
'The Walking Dead' Star Andrew Lincoln Dreams of 'Getting My Hands Around a Lightsaber' — Could He Join Star Wars?
With The Walking Dead's Season 8 premiere, AMC's zombie apocalypse has finally returned and fans couldn't be more thrilled. But aftershow Talking Dead had a thrilling moment of its own: leading man Andrew Lincoln revealed that he wants to venture out and join Star Wars.
By Matthew Bailey8 years ago in Geeks
The Walking Dead: Could Alexandria be abandoned for a larger, HILLTOP, community?
Walking Dead Season 6 has seen our core group of survivors find a suitable home to create a community, but as of Episode 10 of Season 6, it appears as though their numbers are dwindling even with the addition of the Alexandrians to the group. Episode 9 saw Alexandria overrun with walkers, after also being attacked by the Wolves which shows the community has already been a target of multiple threats making it seem much unsafer than previously thought. Rick's group could permanently relocate to another community they're introduced to, which looks like will happen at some point in the next few episodes. Episode 11 has been previewed in the promos and appears to show Jesus leading Rick's large group on a mission someplace; that mission could potentially be to the Hilltop Community. In The Walking Dead graphic novel, after Rick's group in Alexandria fends off a similar horde to the one in Episode 9, they later meet the leader of the Hilltop Community and become allied with their community. The Walking Dead television series may take a different turn and completely move our survivors to the new community. To back up, Season 6 has already been teased to be introducing the core group of survivors to a larger world which means that the timeline of the television series aligns with the timeline in the graphic novel wherein Rick's group encounters other communities near Alexandria and become allies against groups like The Saviors and Negan. If Rick's group is indeed on their way to meet their second community of survivors, Rick might just see a new possible home rather than returning to Alexandria that has been riddled with attacks from different fronts. However, if Rick were to decide to move his group of survivors to a community like the Hilltop Community then a few key moments from The Walking Dead comic are likely to happen at Alexandria before the survivors make their move. Most notably is the introduction of Negan, but with the possible move coming for the survivors, there's still hope for Alexandria as Rick pointed out to Daryl in Episode 10. Rick still believes Alexandria can be his home, though if a traumatic event like Negan's arrival, along with the execution of one his comrades in Alexandria; it could be enough to taint the vision Deanna had for Rick and the vision Rick had for Alexandria inciting a move to another location, namely The Hilltop Community. If this is to come to pass, the move will most likely not occur until Season 7 where we'll see the repercussions of Negan's introduction, Negan possibly being the cause for Rick's group wanting to move to the Hilltop Community. Negan's introduction is bound to be brutal based on his comic-book counterpart which would mean the group's fear of him could have them running from Alexandria when he arrives. The Walking Dead television series has been following closely to the graphic novel which means we'll probably be introduced to The Hilltop Community soon, but as to what we'll see there is a mystery to all except those involved with the show.
By Allie Z.8 years ago in Geeks
HBO Boss Calls 'Game of Thrones' Prequels an Embarrassment of Riches
HBO absolutely blew us away when they first introduced us to Westeros in 2011. And over the last several years, millions of loyal fans have faithfully watched as the drama unfolds. With how popular the series has been, it's no wonder that countless fans have been anxiously begging for more, so when HBO confirmed that four prequel series were in the works, fans were excited to say the least. Now it seems that a fifth prequel is being scripted by Game of Thrones veteran, Bryan Cogman.
By Matthew Bailey8 years ago in Geeks