Posted in SFW, TV Shows on 09/07/2009 07:26 pm by fanboi
Quintessential geek supreme Tony Hale (who you might remember as quirky Buster from Arrested Development) is meek office nerd Stuart. He is constantly humiliated by his immature boss, Ben (Steve Howey – the cute-but-dumb son-in-law from Reba) and too shy to tell his longtime coworker Elizabeth his true feelings. That is, until the day his computer keyboard is damaged in a freak accident. Suddenly, Stuart discovers his keyboard has the power to manipulate time and reality.
A simple keystroke like Control + Z can “undo” Stuart’s last action. And wait until he finds out what he can do with F1, cut, copy paste, delete, home, redo and of course control alt delete! A 10 webisode series from NBC.
I didn’t want to COMPLETELY bog down the page with all 10 videos, so if you like these, there are 8 more episodes in season 1 and there can all be found if you comment or click to read Read the rest of this entry »
If you missed it in theaters and on video store shelves, tonight is your chance… Tune in tonight and watch Were the World Mine on LOGO at 9PM Pacific. Its a touching gay musical with Shakespearean flair and a very talented/adorable cast.
When his drama teacher casts him as Puck in his school’s upcoming production of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” Timothy (Tanner Cohen) turns in an inspired performance, whipping up a fittingly Shakespearean love potion with the power to turn people gay. He begins, of course, with the school jock — the object of his affection. Tom Gustafson directs Were the World Mine, an unconventional movie-musical based on his award-winning short film, “Fairies.
For me musicals are all about that moment where something about the combination of music and voices raised in song makes my skin tingle and the hair on my arms stand up. Were the World Mine’s beautiful score manages all that and more.
The upcoming one-shot War of Kings: Who Will Rule? should answer some questions raised by the aftermath of the cosmic miniseries. With the both Vulcan and Black Bolt seemingly annihilated, the Shi’ar Imperium in chaos and the Inhuman-ruled Kree responsible for a seven parsec wide hole in the space-time-continuum that has been dubbed “the Fault,” two cosmos-spanning empires are left up the proverbial intergalactic creek without leaders to paddle them through it. This leaves the very literal question… Who will rule the Marvel U?
Can Medusa pick up her husband’s scepter and continue to rule the Kree? Will the Kree let her and the Inhuman Royal Family carry on? Crystal was fast becoming the People’s Princess… with Ronan the Accuser at her side could she surpass the sister who has always underestimated her? What about the Shi’ar? Does the eternally loyal servant to the Shi’ar empire – Gladiator, have what it takes to rule it? He doesn’t want the position and just hopes to help find the right person to lead, but then those who seek power aren’t always the best choices either. Perhaps he is a better candidate than he thinks? If not him, who else? Lilandra is dead, D’Ken is dead (again) that leaves… Deathbird? Oh oh.
While I’m sure we’ll have to wait awhile for any gratifying final answers to these questions, this next chapter should start to set the stage for Act III (Act I = Inhuman side of Secret Invasion, Act II = War of Kings) in this cosmic drama.
