You Know Nothin', Jon Snow
When Charlie Brooker met Jon Snow. No, not Ned Stark’s bastard from Game of Thrones, but the Channel 4 news presenter. It’s… pretty cringe worthy. Not him.
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Science For The Win! Brittany's weekly science roundup
This week, science is weird. We go from GMOs to comets to bacteria cheese. Humans are a strange species, but at least we are learning in our own fun way.
BlogBrittany Thornton
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Top 5 Crazy Russian Survival Tips
With the end of the world being predicted almost yearly (depending on who you believe ) I thought that I would get a head of the curve and learn myself some…
BlogMatt Geary
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Ninth Doctor Retrospective
How do you begin to explain to someone that you are infatuated with a fictional being? I don’t really think you can.
BlogFilm & TVBrittany Thornton
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Jon Pertwee as the Third Doctor: A Retrospective
My obsession with Doctor Who began at the turn of the millennium when the BBC were busy dedicating whole nights to their greatest ever shows like Monty Python…
BlogFilm & TVMichael Dodd
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Meeting Chuck Palahniuk and a look at his upcoming 'Gonzo Erotica'
When I mention the name Chuck Palahniuk to most folk, the response usually goes one of two ways.
BlogHani Fearon
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Have you ever been paid to test a game?
In a time when beta testing seems like a thing of the past as a career, EA games has actually come through on a promise to its fans.
BlogBrittany Thornton
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The Doctor Whether You Like It Or Not: A Sixth Doctor Retrospective
“Change my dear. And it seems not a moment too soon.” The year is 1984.
BlogFilm & TVDavid Rose
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Uhura, Guinan and Star Trek's resonating impact.
General, all around font of awesomeness, Upworthy recently featured a video of Dutch TV programme; College Tour.
BlogFilm & TVAndy Haigh
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Doctor Who and the Pop Charts Or How to Get a Number One the Criminally Easy Way
Science Fiction has always had a bit of a weird relationship to music.
BlogFilm & TVDavid Rose
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Dragon's Claws, Simon Furman, and My Introduction to American-style Comics.
Flashback to 1988, I’m an 8 year old kid, and my idea of comics ranges from British instituitions such as The Dandy and The Beano, to several titles my…
BlogBooks & ComicsAndy Haigh
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Grayson: Earth One, Batgirl: Spoiled and How Fan-Made Films Show The Way
“Grayson: Earth One season one is a non profit six episode season dedicated to exploring the origin story of the DC character known as Nightwing – but with a…
BlogBooks & ComicsCallum Tyndall
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