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Fannish Items of Interest
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Due to everything going on, I forgot to link to my Fandom Stocking again—so here’s that.
New Star Trek: Into Darkness Images From Empire Magazine
Ginger Smith Named Showrunner Of All My Children.
The Hub Is Airing Holiday-Themed Episodes Of Batman: The Animated Series On Christmas Day.
Superman on TV: December 24th-30th.
Doctor Who’s Karen Gillan Reveals First Photo From Oculus.
Matt Smith and Jenna-Louise Coleman discuss the 2012 Christmas Special.
Watch a new stop-motion Doctor Who Christmas special.
Atop The Fourth Wall: Batman: Noel
From Cracked: 10 Christmas Decorations That Will Haunt Your Dreams. #7…looks like something the Joker has done to himself recently in the comics.
Great Pages: DCU Holiday Bash II.
Sign-ups are open at Whedonesque for the next couple days.
Best Cosplay Ever (This Week): December 24th.
This Computer Mouse Would Make H.R. Giger Proud.
Frantic as a cardiograph scratching out the lines, Day 359: Planet Comics #5.
Wayne Dorrington’s Back To The Future Poster.
Film Sack Podcast, Episode 144: Equilibrium (2002)
The Shut Up And Watch This Podcast, Episode 71: Timey’s Christmas Commentary Roulette.
Now Playing Podcast: Silent Night (2012)
On the snow/ice storm front: Tuesday night/Wednesday morning, we’re expected to get anywhere up to a foot of snow. Could be more than 12 inches, could be less, but if it’s heavy and wet anywhere they’re already warning that there could be power outages. Sleet is also expected as it turns into a blizzard. Mom and I are gathering coats and blankets just in case the power goes out. We have so much bread and regular food, we have water, we have blankets and warm clothing, we…have discovered that the gas heater we obtained was installed incorrectly and therefore cannot be turned on. It would wreck the wall to remove it, so there it will stay. It also has a bit of fine print against the wall stating not to use it if there’s anyone anemic in the house or planning to be in the house. We are trying to find the little propane heaters Dad bought after the ice storm years back.
(If anyone wonders, yes, he will be stranded at the hospital for the duration.)
Oh, and they’ve named it Winter Storm Euclid. So we can blame the Father of Geometry.
Due to everything going on, I forgot to link to my Fandom Stocking again—so here’s that.
New Star Trek: Into Darkness Images From Empire Magazine
Ginger Smith Named Showrunner Of All My Children.
The Hub Is Airing Holiday-Themed Episodes Of Batman: The Animated Series On Christmas Day.
Superman on TV: December 24th-30th.
Doctor Who’s Karen Gillan Reveals First Photo From Oculus.
Matt Smith and Jenna-Louise Coleman discuss the 2012 Christmas Special.
Watch a new stop-motion Doctor Who Christmas special.
Atop The Fourth Wall: Batman: Noel
From Cracked: 10 Christmas Decorations That Will Haunt Your Dreams. #7…looks like something the Joker has done to himself recently in the comics.
Great Pages: DCU Holiday Bash II.
Sign-ups are open at Whedonesque for the next couple days.
Best Cosplay Ever (This Week): December 24th.
This Computer Mouse Would Make H.R. Giger Proud.
Frantic as a cardiograph scratching out the lines, Day 359: Planet Comics #5.
Wayne Dorrington’s Back To The Future Poster.
Film Sack Podcast, Episode 144: Equilibrium (2002)
The Shut Up And Watch This Podcast, Episode 71: Timey’s Christmas Commentary Roulette.
Now Playing Podcast: Silent Night (2012)
On the snow/ice storm front: Tuesday night/Wednesday morning, we’re expected to get anywhere up to a foot of snow. Could be more than 12 inches, could be less, but if it’s heavy and wet anywhere they’re already warning that there could be power outages. Sleet is also expected as it turns into a blizzard. Mom and I are gathering coats and blankets just in case the power goes out. We have so much bread and regular food, we have water, we have blankets and warm clothing, we…have discovered that the gas heater we obtained was installed incorrectly and therefore cannot be turned on. It would wreck the wall to remove it, so there it will stay. It also has a bit of fine print against the wall stating not to use it if there’s anyone anemic in the house or planning to be in the house. We are trying to find the little propane heaters Dad bought after the ice storm years back.
(If anyone wonders, yes, he will be stranded at the hospital for the duration.)
Oh, and they’ve named it Winter Storm Euclid. So we can blame the Father of Geometry.
