Monthly Archive: November 2011

Nov 29

TEN ANNOYING ROBOTS

C3PO (STARWARS)  He can speak six million languages, but he can’t figure out how to shut up!  When you needed an important fact stated, like the odds for your death, count on C3PO to state it. UNIBLAB (JETSONS) – George was always getting into trouble with his wife, kids and Mr. Spacely.  But the last …

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Nov 29

TERRA NOVA got all Buddy-Buddy!

I’ve been watching TERRA NOVA since it started.  Not a bad show, although it’s taking its time to get to the point.  Still, I’m a patient Geek, so I’ll give it some time to mature. They did step up the drama in this episode by having the two main forces of Conflict – Commander Taylor …

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Nov 28

SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN… and other GOODIES!

I was sitting at my computer last night and was struck with the urge to check what DVD’s are coming out this week (Tuesday 11/29).  Now let me just tell you guys something.  I have been waiting for Col. Steve Austin to show up on DVD for a long long time.  His bionic circuits must …

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Nov 25

GSB’s Flashback Fridays: FANTASTIC VOYAGE

Welcome to another one of Geek Soul Brother’s FLASHBACK FRIDAYS!  This is my series where I suggest old Movies and Television shows for all you ‘younger’ geek brothers and sisters to watch.  You may think they are just old and corny, but if you give them a chance, you might find yourself really diggin’ them. …

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Nov 23

A Real Kid’s Weekend at the Box Office

It’s going to be a three-way.. knock down.. drag out.. Adorable fight in the theater this Holiday weekend.  In each corner, three family movies will open, aimed at the youngest generations.  But which one will win the hearts of the youth, and the dollars in their parent’s pockets? In the First corner, THE MUPPETS obviously …

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Nov 21

Comic Review: A$$HOLE

When I went to the New York Comic Con last month, I was slowly perusing through Artist Ally.  Throngs of artist and writers, both famous and new comers, were selling their illustrated wares.  One artist – Ejay Russell – caught my attention.  One, because he was an African-American brother, but even more because of the edgy …

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