Montage: Every ‘Bazinga’ from The Big Bang Theory
A montage of every “Bazinga” in the first four seasons of the Big Bang Theory.
A montage of every “Bazinga” in the first four seasons of the Big Bang Theory.
The Fine Bros have done it again. This time they catch you up on what’s what in the Who Universe. And they do a pretty good job, at that.
It’s been a big week for Doctor Who fans as the BBC ramps up for the launch of the sixth series in April. Mini webisodes, teasers, and a full trailer have all hit the web in the last five days. I’ll save you effort of Googling them up by posting them below.
First offer, there are the webisodes. Ever wonder what would happen if a TARDIS was inside another TARDIS? Find out in these two mini Doctor Who episodes shot for the BBCs charitable Red Nose Day TV event.
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If Joss Whedon produced a season of Doctor Who in 1997, the opening credits would probably look something like this.
It’s been nearly two years since it was first announced that Game of Thrones, the first book in George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire series, would be making the jump to television. It’s only now, though, with just weeks left before the series’ premiere that we’re getting a substantive taste of what this series is going to look like. Entertainment Weekly posted this new trailer for Game of Thrones earlier this week, and it’s the best yet.
In addition to the trailer, HBO announced a scheduled preview of the series on April 3rd at 9:00pm. The preview will run approximately 15 minutes, and it will offer a sneak peek at the first episode, but it’s not clear yet whether the preview will be a mix of interviews or a full fifteen minutes of the first episode.
Game Of Thrones premieres Sunday, April 17 only on HBO.
Real-Life Superhero of the Day: Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men? Some random dude from Seattle, apparently.
22-year-old “real-life superhero” Phoenix Jones, leader of the Rain City Superhero Movement, roams the streets of the Emerald City clad in a “skin-tight, rubber, black-and-gold suit” fortified with a bullet-proof vest, stab plates, and a “ballistic cup.”
While at least one man credits Phoenix Jones with scaring away a would be carjacker, others say the crime was staged, and local police could not confirm that anything actually happened, adding that KIRO 7 Eyewitness News may have been “punked.”
Source: Kirotv
Simon Brindle, the supervisor of the costume armor department, talks about the process of creating the various armor suits for the TV series.