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Willie Garson has passed away, at the age of 57, following a battle with pancreatic cancer. May he rest in peace.

I mostly remember loving him as Mozzie from the brief time (probably just saw the first season, and part of season 2, not sure; I wandered away and never cared enough to return) I watched White Collar years ago. I knew he recently popped up on a few episodes of Supergirl when I happened to look in on that show, and during a rewatch of a few episodes of Quantum Leap (on Comet) a few months back, I was surprised to realize that he played Lee Harvey Oswald.

After looking through his filmography, I realized that I do remember him from Soapdish (1991) and Stargate SG-1. In the latter, he was the alien that helped produce Wormhole X-Treme. He was apparently a bodyguard in an episode of Buffy: Killed By Death, from season 2.

Carmen Argenziano passed away yesterday at the age of 75. May he rest in peace. I will forever remember him best as Jacob/Selmak on Stargate SG-1, given one of the first episodes I ever saw (during a marathon on The Sci-Fi Channel prior to the name change to Syfy, I believe) of the series was where Jacob received his symbiote; Comet tends to have marathons of the series on Tuesdays, but I don’t think they’re up to his episodes again just yet.

He also appeared in an episode of Babylon 5; it was season 2, and the episode was Knives, so I haven’t watched it just yet. He played Urza Jaddo. I’ve seen most of season 1 and seasons 3-5, so I’m getting there soon enough.

A perusal of his IMDB page tells me he popped up in more stuff than I ever realized over the decades, including an early role in Grave of the Vampire (1972), an episode of Columbo (Identity Crisis, in 1975), When A Stranger Calls (1979), an episode of Designing Women in 1987, and The First Power (1990).

To my surprise, I do not have a Jacob/Selmak icon. Nor do I have one of Samantha Carter, so have one of Hammond asking about the disaster of the day. It felt just a bit more appropriate than the one of Daniel saying he'd find someone more interesting if they were dead.

William Moody aka Paul Bearer has passed away at the age of 58. May he rest in peace.

Del Tenney has passed away at the age of 82. May he rest in peace. MST3K fans are likely to remember Horror of Party Beach, which he produced.

Valerie Harper has been diagnosed with terminal brain cancer.

Microsoft reverses its Office 2013 license transfer rule

EU fines Microsoft €561 million for not giving users a browser choice

The Pirate Bay Reveals North Korea Relocation Plan Was A Prank

LEGO Spill Shuts Down Highway Lane In West Virginia

SDCC and ‘The Art of War’: A 40+ Page Survival Guide

10 Tips For Surviving Con Season.

Rare Women Fic Exchange: Treating, letters, and other post-assignment concerns.

New Short From Rifftrax: Ghost Rider.

DC Histories: Sherlock Holmes. So now I have to track down the issue with an Eclipso-possessed Watson.

Analyzing Time In The New 52.

Batman: The Animated Series Rewatch: Day of the Samurai and Terror in the Sky.

Cristiano Siqueira’s posters for imaginary Batman films

Round Robin Requiem: 8 DC Writers Discuss Damian’s Death.

From College Humor: Batman Says His Goodbyes.

Image of the Day: Best Images of the Joker #3

First look at the New 52 Batman skin for Injustice.

Green Lantern: The Animated Series Producer Giancarlo Volpe Talks Finale, Looks Back At Series

Retailers Order Over 4.6 Million Free Comic Book Day 2013 Comics.

Three Decades Ago, In a Movie Theater Down the Street: Ten Favorite Science Fiction Films of the 1980s, By Dayton Ward

Ex-X: The Noble Tradition of Rage-Quitting The X-Men.

Make It So: A Conversation With Sir Patrick Stewart

Cerebro Being Rebuilt for X-Men: Days of Future Past

Everything We Know About X-Men: Days of Future Past

It’ll Be Difficult To Top This Incredible Zombie Iron Man Cosplay

10 Things Worth Noticing in the Final Iron Man 3 Trailer

Stan Lee’s Rants: Pole Dancing.

Gimmick or Good? – Marvels #1-4

The Sandman Re-Read: Death: The High Cost of Living

SoapNet To Air 50-Hour General Hospital Marathon

‘Evil Dead 4′ rumors: Bruce Campbell says remake should satisfy fans

Q&A: Sam Raimi's New Dimensions in Oz

Sam Raimi Confirms That Anne Hathaway Would Have Been His Felicia Hardy in Spider-Man 4

Sam Raimi Muses on the Evil Dead Phenomenon

The Hunger Games: Catching Fire Character Portraits.

Aaron Yoo joins The Tomorrow People.

'King Kong' Musical Premieres This Summer

Rupert Wyatt Won’t Make ‘The Equalizer’ After All

Trailers From Hell: Karyn Kusama on Deep Red

Three New Teasers for NBC's Hannibal Series

17 reasons geeks worship Joss Whedon (and 3 reasons not to)

Spend the Night Alone: Notes on ‘Conversations With Dead People.’

Geek Gear: Firefly ‘Browncoat Brick’ Shirt

The 10 Greatest (Fictional) Female Scientists We Want to Be When We Grow Up

6 Filmmaking Tips From Ang Lee

'Grimm,' 'Vampire Diaries,' 'Psych,' 'Once Upon a Time': Find out what's next in the Spoiler Room

Nerdist Writer’s Panel #76: Live from the Jonathan Coulton Cruise. Bill Corbett moderates the panel, which includes John Scalzi, Josh Cagan, John Roderick, Randall Munroe, Molly Lewis, Adam Bernstein, and Joseph Scrimshaw.

The Collinsport Historical Society Podcast, Episode 10: Night of Dark Shadows.

Now Playing Podcast: Constantine (2005)

Tuner Minute #230.

The Last Days of Bandai Entertainment USA

Geekfest Rants, Episode 130: Fringe Series Finale. Even if I have never seen a single episode, this is still a fascinating discussion.

Yes, that PC cleanup app you saw on cable TV at 3 AM is a scam. Pretty much as you’d expect.

Barnes & Noble to close one-third of retail stores over the next decade.

Cartoon Network Cancels Young Justice And Green Lantern: The Animated Series. Teen Titans Go and Beware the Batman will replace them.

Pilot News—Wonder Woman Amazon on Hold, CW Orders Tomorrow People.

Jonathan Frid featured in SAG awards video.

French Church Goes Cute By Changing Gargoyles to Gremlins

PBS airing superhero-themed Pioneers of Television.

Celebrate Doctor Who’s 50th Anniversary With Mini David Tennant.

The Doctor and the Ponds finally meet Inspector Spacetime.

David Troughton and Murray Gold Win Audio Drama Awards.

Hollywood’s trash, our treasure: 17 salvageable flops from the late-winter dumping ground.

Toby Whithouse Introduces Being Human Series 5

Damien Molony and Kate Bracken interview: Being Human series 5

Grimm: The Web Series.

Atop The Fourth Wall: Linkara Riffs: The Gossip.

Atop The Fourth Wall: Happy Days #2.

Stan Lee’s Real Life Wolverine Claws.

Captain Marvel DIY Sweater.

Jeffrey Combs - Happy 10th Anniversary to Shout! Factory

New study shows that graphic novels really do help people learn.

Grace Randolph’s Stacktastic: The New 52.

Newest Oz: The Great And Powerful Poster.

Empire Magazine Man of Steel Cover.

New Man of Steel Images Spotlight Cavill, Shannon and Crowe.

Superman on TV: January 28th-February 3rd

'Death Of Superman Lives' Documentary Hits Kickstarter

Wolverine Puts On A Suit In New Image From The Wolverine.

Bryan Singer Talks X-Men: Days of Future Past

The Saint Revival Promises ‘New Take’ On Simon Templar.

Ghostbusters game from Capcom's Beeline available now

Evil Dead Had Received An NC-17, Cut For R.

Looks Like Suspiria Remake Slashed.

New X-Files Comic Launching From IDW.

P:R Approved: The Rahzzah’s Wonder Woman

Robert Zemeckis Blames Death Of Roger Rabbit Sequel On Regime Change At Disney

Dario Argento, Lamberto Bava and Zombies DVDs/Blu-rays from Synapse

The Abandoned An’ Forsaked (Death is Not the End) – So Is Europe Just a Codeword for Limbo for Osborns?

I Love Ya But You’re Strange – Lois Lane Meets a Man Who Somehow Has More Issues That Silver Age Lois Lane

Paul Giamatti may play Rhino in The Amazing Spider-Man 2.

The Wackiest and Most Random Roles the Star Trek: TNG Cast Ever Took On

Best Cosplay Ever (This Week): January 28th.

House To Astonish Podcast, Episode 99.

Bloodcast, Episode 27: The Omen and The Shining.

Film Sack Podcast #148: Double Dragon (1994)

David R. Ellis has passed away unexpectedly, at the age of 60. He had been at work on his next film, Kite. May he rest in peace. He was a director who worked on Snakes On A Plane, Final Destination 2, and many others. He was also stunt coordinator for The Addams Family, Star Trek V: The Final Frontier, Ghost Dad, Warlock (1989), Phantom of the Mall: Eric’s Revenge, The Beastmaster, and many other tv shows and movies.

Fandom Stockings are live. And another thank you to those that left well wishes, fanfic, or fanfic IOU’s.

Happy 66th Birthday, David Bowie.

Joseph Gordon-Levitt has been cast in Sin City: A Dame To Kill For.

Josh Brolin joins Sin City: A Dame To Kill For.

10 Awesome Female Engineers From Science Fiction.

Fan Art: Ghostbusters 3 poster starring Andrew Garfield.

Amy Pond, The Girl Who Waited Under A Van Gogh Sky T-Shirt.

Guillermo del Toro Confirms DC Comics Project Dark Universe

100 Quotations Every Geek Should Know.

Comics You Should Own—Sandman.

Television Critics Association Winter Tour Part 1: 'Hannibal,' 'Bates Motel,' 'Mockingbird Lane', ‘Dracula.’

Honest Trailers: Inception.

Rachel Weisz Reveals Oz: The Great And Powerful Character Details.

The Ultimate Guide To 2013’s Science Fiction And Fantasy TV.

Bones Renewed For Ninth Season.

Adapt And Die: Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde (1988)

Mark Romanek’s live action Cinderella movie is too dark for Disney.

Watch out: Someone is trying to scam science fiction authors.

An interview with Steven Moffat, conducted by his son Josh.

An interview with Tobe Hooper.

More DC Writer Changes To Come - Was Gail Simone Just The Beginning?

Zombie attack sheet set.

James Mangold Explains The Wolverine's Placement in the X-Men Film Universe

Trailer for Syfy’s Defiance.

We Hate Movies Podcast, Episode 92: The Raven (2012).

Now Playing Podcast: Texas Chainsaw 3D (2012)

As a passing note as to how cluttered Nellie’s house was? Her daughter hired a cleaning crew. They’ve brought the back of a semi truck to cart things off, with extra dumpsters. They’ve been working almost non-stop (they took a break on Sunday afternoon) since Friday. They’ve hauled that thing away six times to the dump and back, and they’ve only made it into the living room. They get here at 7 AM every morning, and they don’t stop until 6 PM.

Franco Urru has passed away. May he rest in peace. He is best known for his artwork on IDW’s Spike: Asylum, Spike: Shadow Puppets, and Angel: After The Fall, as well as working on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles for the publisher. Whedonesque reacts to the news here. Guest Editorial: In Memoriam—Franco Urru.

Final Nintendo Power cover brings the magazine full circle.

Happy 60th Birthday, Keith Giffen.

Happy 62nd Birthday, Chris Claremont.

Happy 56th Birthday, Kevin Conroy.

Doctor Who: BBC confirms 50th anniversary special.

Sir Ian McKellen On Playing Magneto In X-Men: Days of Future Past.

Diabolique Magazine—Issue 13 To Feature Author Christopher Pike.

Infographic: Quick Guide To Choosing A Vampire Hunter.

Catching Up With Star Trek IV’s Catherine Hicks.

Bid at Ebay on a Wesley Crusher Trading Card Ruined By Wil Wheaton Himself.

Take Your First Look At New Carrie, Prometheus, And Gremlins Action Figures From NECA.

Win A Piece Of Original Alex Ross Painted Art.

New Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, Part Two Blu-Ray And DVD Package Art, Bonus Content

Trivia: Christopher Nolan Met With Heath Ledger For The Lead Role In Batman Begins.

Joss Whedon’s Much Ado About Nothing Gets June 2013 Release Date. Whedonesque reacts to the news here.

The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey TV Spot #8.

TeeFury features new Ghostbusters/Star Wars design.

The 10 Biggest Changes of the Brian Bendis Avengers Era.

Details Revealed On The CW’s New Wonder Woman Series.

Man of Steel Movie Novelization Already Available For Pre-Order.

Trailers From Hell: Brian Trenchard-Smith on Game of Death.

Samuel L. Jackson: No Nick Fury In Iron Man 3, Confirms Captain America Sequel Role.

Clarence Haynes: A Case For Comic Books, Part 1: A Woman Named Raven.

Merlin: details of two-part series five finale revealed.

White-Chocolate Baby Heads: The Cure For Chocoholics.

And Now, This Weatherman Will Read The Forecast In Elvish.

Comic Book Legends Revealed #395.

I Love Ya But You’re Strange—That Time Gen13 Met Betty, Veronica, Archie, Katchoo, Wolverine, Hellboy, Madman…

ABC president on S.H.I.E.L.D.—‘It’s very Joss Whedon.’

Two Teaser TV Spots For A&E’s Psycho Series Bates Motel.

Interview: Dolph Lundgren, still a ‘Universal’ Action Star.

Arrow casts Manu Bennett as Slade Wilson.

Marvel Unveils Four Iron Man 3 Movie Stills.

12 Science Fiction and Fantasy Movies That Are Just Pure Nonstop Fun. I would have added Back to the Future, The Mummy, Army of Darkness, and Ghostbusters to that list.

Massive collection of 1,950 Star Wars figures being auctioned off.

Movie Issues Podcast: Catwoman (2004)

Retroist Podcast. Episode 124: The Last Starfighter (1984).

The Pirate Bay Is Down, Locally.

Yuletide: FAQ, Fandom Eligibility, and Ineligible Fandoms. So far, looks like all the fandoms I’m interested in nominating should be okay.

Anthony Michael Hall will guest star on Psych.

Stan Lee cancels near future appearances, including Wizard World Ohio.

2012 Stan Lee’s Comikaze Expo Photo Parade, Part 2.

Twelve Fictional Characters With Officially Registered Tartans.

MTV News interviews Nathan Fillion.

Mister Ed will be a live-action/CGI family film.

28 Science Fiction and Fantasy TV Shows That Started Off As Movies.

The Nostalgia Critic’s review (and commentary) for Reefer Madness.

You can watch the Star Trek: The Next Generation cast reunite for their 25th anniversary here.

Awesome Art Picks: Nightwing, Judge Dredd, Walking Dead, And More.

If you could reverse one death in all of genre fiction, who would it be?

Drew Goddard answered questions over on Reddit.

Grace Randolph’s Between The Pages: Dark Cyclops. There are major spoilers for Avengers vs. X-Men in the full title at Youtube, as well as the video, if you wish to avoid that.

Astounding collection of lost Dark Knight promo images show every detail of The Joker.

Weekend Discussion Thread: Most Underrated Episode.

Movie Issues Podcast: Judge Dredd (1995)

Bad Movie Fiends Podcast #143: Convict 762 (1997)

Schlock Treatment 94: Highlander II: The Quickening: Renegade Edition.

Bye, ACTA, Hello CETA.

A Hero Initiative Fundraiser In Remembrance Of Mike Wieringo And Mark Gruenwald.

Spider-Man’s Amazingly Bizarre Media History, Part 1.

DeLorean time machine team surpasses $100,000 raised for the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research.

Mark Waid on his personal digital-comics revolution.

The Wolverine will add Yun Lee; Brian Tee also joins the cast.

Stan Lee’s World of Heroes unveils full lineup.

Stan Lee’s Rants: Comic Con.

From Think Geek: Cardboard Safari Unicorn Trophy.

Indiana Jones Comic Con Blu-Ray Trailer.

The Hobbit Lego figures revealed for a December debut.

The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey unveils huge scroll poster.

Liane Balaban joins Supernatural.

Synapse Collects The Complete Hammer House of Horror.

Man of Steel Will Be In IMAX 3D; New Plot Description Revealed.

Interview with Mike Nelson, Kevin Murphy, and Bill Corbett from Rifftrax.

Super Golden Friends.

Zombie-Proof Real Estate Is Up For Grabs, Folks.

Matt Smith Is Made National Youth Theatre Patron.

Does something have to be terrible to be a guilty pleasure?

The 10 Best Stargate: Atlantis Episodes of Dr. Rodney McKay.

William Shatner’s Get A Life Trailer.

Amber Benson: From Buffy To Books Part Two.

Michael Fassbender starring in and co-producing Assassin’s Creed film.

Comic Con: All of Marvel’s Panels.

The Four Questions Everyone Asks At Conventions.

If you became a superhero (or villain), how would you acquire your superpowers?

Daniel Govar’s X-Men from Days of Future Past.

From Cracked: 5 Reasons Batman Always Wins.

13 Minute Dark Knight Rises Behind-The-Scenes Featurette We’re Too Scared To Watch. I’m going to see this one on opening day, so I’ll hold off on watching—even if it doesn’t really spoil anything.

Nathan Fillion on Avengers sequel: ‘I’m not famous enough for it.’ Whedonesque discusses it here.

A Spider-Woman For The 1980s Part 2.

Comic Con 2012: Frankenstein’s Army Propaganda Poster.

This Cake Came From A Wedding In A Galaxy Far, Far Away.

Why Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Is The Best Trek Series Ever.

New Dropbox Pro plans.

American Horror Story Season 2 Writers, Director And Start Date.

Legendary Poster Artist Drew Struzan Is Coming Out Of Retirement.

Sip Your Espresso Out Of A Tiny Rocket.

Marvel Cancel Nine Titles

We Hate Movies Podcast, Episode 66: Inspector Gadget

Nerdist Podcast: LeVar Burton.

Radiodrome, Episode 77: A Joe Dante Retrospective.

The weather forecast calls for volcanoes and Godzilla.

Neil Gaiman Remembers Maurice Sendak.

terror_scifi is hosting a discussion of Dune (1984).

The Avengers passes the $700 million mark. Joss Whedon pops in at Whedonesque to post about his reaction to the news of how well The Avengers has done.

Gremlins and Gremlins 2: The New Batch Hit Blu-Ray.

At Long Last, Boogens Comes To DVD And Blu-Ray.

The Farrelly Bros. Plan Dear Satan.

A new international poster for Brave.

International Banner For Resident Evil: Retribution.

Thor and Batgirl (Stephanie Brown version) Paper Dolls.

JJ Kirby did some Star Wars/comic book mash ups.

This Bane t-shirt came in fourth in the Design By Humans Dark Knight Rises contest.

Before The Dark Knight Rises: 5 Essential Bane Story Arcs.

Batman #1 sells for a record $850,000.

Disney CEO Announces Development Of The Avengers 2. Whedonesque reacts to the news here.

Danny Boyle and Benedict Cumberbatch’s Frankenstein To Hit U.S. Theaters.

Review: Dark Shadows. Vampires.Com reviews the film here—there are mild spoilers. Den of Geek’s review.

Print ads for the original Dark Shadows movies.

Five great time loop TV episodes. SG-1’s Window of Opportunity made the list.

Ghostbusters 1 and 2 Stock Footage.

The Amazing Spider-Stan.

Science fiction and fantasy icons look downright dashing in 19th century Russian regalia.

Toby Maguire interviews Andrew Garfield about The Amazing Spider-Man.

Doctor Who Series 7 To Premiere At MediaGuardian Edinburgh International Television Festival In August.

Horror Etc Podcast, Episode 245: Dan Curtis (and more).

Proxy War Against The Pirate Bay Heats Up.

Megaupload’s domain name was sold for $11,099.

Behold the Dalek Easter Egg.

How Las Vegas missed out on a life-sized Starship Enterprise.

AOL sells 800 patents to Microsoft for $1 billion.

Facebook to buy Instagram for $1 billion.

Sign-ups for the Doctor/River ficathon end on April 15th.

The Rotten Truth: Hey, Universal, Give Other Monsters A Chance, or, An Argument Against The Mummy Reboot.

Behold the dark beauty of Russia’s 1968 Little Mermaid cartoon.

A peek at Stephen King and John Mellencamp’s new musical.

The 10 Nerdiest Deaths of Michael Shanks. He gets two death scenes from SG-1, as I expected. I never knew he was in Highlander: The Series.

Paul Feig walks us through Freaks And Geeks (Part 1 of 5).

Second short for Super Best Friends Forever, in the DC Nation block.

Movie posters for DC’s imaginary superhero flicks.

A new image from Total Recall.

Katniss Barbie.

Live action spoof trailer for Hey Arnold, in which Helga is psychotic, and Arnold has at long last grown into his football head.

Watch a silent era Back to the Future.

Pac-Man: The Movie fan short.

Statler and Waldorf cake. They will mock you as you eat them.

Mike Wallace’s Rod Serling interview.

Ralph Bakshi remembers Thomas Kinkade and his work on Fire And Ice.

And now, Monty Python’s John Cleese on the origins of creativity.

The Greatest Movie Ever Podcast discusses Warlock: The Armageddon.

Livejournal has a virtual gift listed as “Charity: Tornado Relief,” meant to help with donations to those dealing with the aftermath of the tornadoes in Alabama. Do whatever you can to help out. As of right now, 340 are dead, with more being found all the time.

Also, I think I'm starting to see why they want to blow up the levees in Cairo. Because the levees have never been tested like this before, the water is going to come in anyway. It's started already, with it seeping under the roads, and triggering massive sinkholes to cave in as people drive down the street there. But if they do blow them up, everyone loses their homes there.

A sneak peek of BBC America’s behind the scenes special for Doctor Who.

For those that liked Jem and the Holograms, it will be coming to the channel called The Hub.

25 Geeky Weddings. I like the Back to the Future, Ark of the Covenant, TARDIS, and Stargate ones, and the one where everyone was married by Bruce Campbell.

BBC One’s trailer for upcoming drama shows includes some footage from Torchwood: Miracle Day. It starts around the 46 second mark.

Previous Rifftrax Live shows are coming to DVD and Blu-Ray.

Io9 lists “30 geeky shirts that make perfect holiday gifts.” And when it comes to x_journal, Meggan would wear that Miracle Max shirt proudly. You just know she would.

More Torchwood casting news: Bill Pullman is joining the series. People seem to be excited about that one, but I just think it’s strange. He was great in Independence Day and Casper, but I’m still not going to be watching season 4.

Four more short clips have been released for Doctor Who’s Christmas special.

Io9 remembers Beauty and the Beast. No, not the Disney movie. The series with Linda Hamilton and Ron Perlman. I never watched it, but Mom did. I never knew if it was worth it or not.

The 10 Greatest Paranormal Teen Comedies of the 1980’s. I will admit to liking Zapped at one point. Of course, I was 7 at the time, so that would explain that. I will always love Back to the Future. I will never watch The Garbage Pail Kids Movie, especially after seeing the review of it by The Nostalgia Critic.

Yahoo is shutting down Delicious. I only recently glanced at it for the first time—aside from that, I have never used it. For those that did use it, bookshop has alternate suggestions here.

Jean Rollin has passed away at the age of 72, following a long illness. May he rest in peace.

ETA: And some more breaking news: Syfy canceled SGU. They announced it via Twitter. From what I understand, that's how the cast and crew found out the show was over.

For the sum of $100,000, you can have your own Stargate. Iris sold separately. Try not to start an interstellar war once it’s in your hands. Given the fact the gate is 264 feet in diameter, I have wonder where you would put it and how it would even be shipped to you.

Ryan Reynolds will either be in the Deadpool movie, or R.I.P.D., but he can’t do both.

It’s Bill Murray’s birthday, and if you check the comments of gizmodo, you’ll find clips from Ghostbusters, as well as a few other movies of his. This is my first time seeing his Zombieland scene, since zombies have never interested me.

I’m digging through entries at kindertrauma. Anyone else remember the Bunyip from Dot and the Kangaroo? Also, does anyone on my friends list know what this is from? Someone is trying to find out over there, and now I desperately want to see whatever horror movie that clip comes from. I don’t have a clue what it could be, even with all my horror movie guides at hand. Mom says she recognizes it and it was probably from the 70’s, but doesn’t know what it’s from either.

Also, while I was trying to help find out what that movie was via Youtube, I stumbled across a few clips from a series called Randall & Hopkirk (Deceased). A remake of an older series, judging by what Wikipedia says. Is it worth watching?

ETA: For the curious, this clip and this clip are the two that drew my interest. I also just realized that the girl in the second clip plays Morgause in Merlin.

There’s a chance Blue Beetle will get his own live action series. It’s the Jaime Reyes version, not the Ted Kord version. I don’t believe I’ve read any of his comics, other than what’s popped up on scans_daily, and what I heard through a review Linkara did.

A 35 second teaser for the finale of Doctor Who.

A father and son built a Stargate in their backyard.

Please remember—if you vote in the poll and are not participating in the Finish-A-Thon this round, only vote for one prompt. If you have signed up for this round, you can vote for two prompts. As of the last time I checked a few minutes ago, looked like prompt #4 was in the lead with 12 votes.