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Syfy's 'Deadly Class' Will Slay It
It's time to shine your samurai sword and cock your gat because Deadly Class is coming to Syfy. Taking place during the 1980s, Deadly Class is about a group of misfit teens recruited to serve as lethal assassins. If haven't read the comic book, and are wondering what to expect from the show, thinkBreakfast Club directed by Quentin Tarantino.
By DP C8 years ago in Geeks
Once Upon a Time Episode Four
First let me apologize for the late posting. I was away and unable to post after this episode aired, but here it is now, a summary and discussion of season seven, episode four. I prefer to think of it as the Halloween episode.
By Jessica L8 years ago in Geeks
Greatest Cameos in DC Universe TV Shows
The DC Universe is a massive world, full of complex and iconic characters. Whether it's in DC movies, TV, or the original comics, DC has something for everybody — it's part of their mass appeal. They have so many popular and easily recognizable characters played by amazing actors, that when we see one pop up in our show unexpectedly we get understandably excited. People love the unexpected drop in of one of their most beloved heroes.
By Bill Shaffir8 years ago in Geeks
'Designated Survivor' and Political Optimism
Courage, my friends, 'tis not too late to build a better world. Tommy Douglas, an icon of Canadian progressivism said that. Designated Survivor embraces this concept completely — no matter what bad things happen or how scary the state of the country and world looks, Tom Kirkman doesn't give up. He keeps fighting for a better tomorrow. Fitting, seeing as Douglas was Kiefer Sutherland's grandfather.
By K S8 years ago in Geeks
Could Tyrion Lannister Be the Prince Who Was Promised?
As HBO's epic fantasy series Game of Thrones is racing towards its final season, two big mysteries still remain behind the curtains: who is the Prince That Was Promised, and who shall sit on the Iron Throne after the war? While Jon's reveal as a Targaryen has taken the theory that he is Azor Ahai closer to perfection, there are still other contenders fighting for the same title. We know how much George Martin loves suspense and twists, so let's not give Jon the title yet.
By Subham Das8 years ago in Geeks
The Reynes of Castamere: The History Behind the Dreaded 'Game Of Thrones' Song
Marriage and "Rains of Castamere" is a deadly combination, apparently. What many fans don't know is that the song has a history, and the lyrics especially have a deeper meaning. Whenever the song has been played, Game of Thrones fans have been terrorized as the song brings with it an ominous feeling and the promise of death. We all remember The Red Wedding, don't we?
By Subham Das8 years ago in Geeks
Kit Harington's Reaction to 'Being A Dad' In Season 8 Of 'Game Of Thrones' Says It All!
Daenerys sharing a bed with Jon was perhaps the most craved scene in Game of Thrones by the fans. It doesn't matter to them whether Jon (rather Aegon) is indeed a Targaryen or is the rightful heir to the throne (well, that does raises some issues). Incest was a common affair practiced by the Targaryens. But, Season 7 has given us a real cliffhanger related to the fate of Jon and Dany. A fan asked Kit Harrington, 'Do you become a father in Season 8?' And his reaction is priceless!
By Subham Das8 years ago in Geeks
Did 'Suits' Go Too Far By Airing Season 7 and Abandoning What Could Have Been the Perfect Ending In Season 6?
Gabriel Macht And Patrick J. Adams had us all overwhelmed right from the first moment when they shared a screen. And all it took were a few witty remarks and movie references to make us admire them and wait enthusiastically for the following episodes. Season 6 had conjured up the best finale that Suits could hope for. Mike returns to PSL and Harvey 'takes up the reins' - there couldn't have been a better epilogue. However a few months later, we found Suits returning to the stage with a new season. Was it a right decision to make?
By Subham Das8 years ago in Geeks
Shall We Find Jaime Parting Ways With Cersei In The Final Season of 'Game Of Thrones'?
With the release of the final episode of the penultimate season, we find a bunch of important events packed into a staggering 81 minutes. From the revelation of Jon being a Targaryen (oh wait! we knew that) to the beast burning down the Wall, the only thing which remained foreseeable was Cersei's cunning move to gain an upper hand and Jaime's fruitless attempts to persuade her. Or did you really think for a moment that Cersei Lannister, who blew up a Sept along with hundreds of people, just agreed to step down and fight alongside her enemy?
By Subham Das8 years ago in Geeks
Stunning 'Game Of Thrones' Fan Theory: The Death Of Viserion Was a Calculated Move!
With the new episode Beyond the Wall marking the longest episode of Game Of Thrones till date, mind boggling fan theories are already on the run. The episode featured some influential and important moments and was by far the most thrilling episode of this season. And the fan theories take it beyond. One of them says that the ambush of Jon Snow and the others was a pre-planned event only to attract Daenerys so that the Night King could get himself a dragon. While some points are indeed thought-provoking, the others seem forced. Get ready to dive into it.
By Subham Das8 years ago in Geeks
Is Jaime Truly The Father Of Cersei's Unborn On 'Game Of Thrones'?
Cersei loved a very few people in her world. Her children, who were all dead, and Jaime. She loved him and she needed him by her side in her unresolved conquest of the Seven Kingdoms. But lately it seems that Jaime has been going through a phase of reflections. In the episode The Spoils Of War, he realized that they were fighting a losing battle and stood no chance against Dany even with Qyburn's Scorpion. Cersei, having realized that perhaps Jaime was losing hope in their plans used her pregnancy as an effective weapon to keep Jaime in her hands as always. But was Cersei really pregnant or did she just use it as a tool to tilt Jaime to her side?
By Subham Das8 years ago in Geeks
A Face Off Between Jim Moriarty (Sherlock BBC) and Red John (The Mentalist)
[SPOILER ALERT!] Whom do you choose for carrying out your ‘villainous’ fantasies? Moriarty, a sadistic ‘consulting criminal’ is featured as an antagonist in the 9.2 rated TV series ‘Sherlock’. On the other hand, we have Red John, a psychopathic serial killer, featuring in ‘The Mentalist’.
By Subham Das8 years ago in Geeks