Star Wars with occasional sarcasm
Word on the street is that Chuck is surviving: Like Dollhouse, it’ll go for at least 13 more episodes following some budget cuts.
The news is not so good (though a great deal more vague) for Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles: Michael Ausiello is reporting that it’s been officially canceled.
Random House has revealed the cover for Windham and Vilmur’s The Complete Vader, a nonfiction look at the Dark Lord in, out and around the films. Further details – like the blurb we got in February – can be found at Becker & Mayer.
ROTS-era Vader stock art isn’t going to blow anyone away, but the cover looks slick enough, so check it out beneath the cut. Continue reading “Spotted: Cover for The Complete Vader“
Somewhere in Star Trek lurks a familiar astromech, and the Trek folks are sponsoring an Easter Egg Sweepstakes for those who can find him.
The Hollywood Reporter’s James Hibberd reports that Dollhouse is actually getting a second season – or at least 13 more episodes. An official announcement is expected Monday at the Fox upfronts.
Continuing adventures in TPM nostalgia. Everyone’s talking about the documentary A Galaxy Far Far Away, which has a 10th anniversary edition out. (Hey, it was news to me!) The reviews are not all so good, though.
And on that note… Somewhere on the internet, someone is always defending the prequels.
Pro art: Colleen Doran shares the original sketch for her Anakin/Padme card from the Galaxy 4 set.
Gathering: A Geekdad spotted a Star Wars event in in London, Ontario a few weeks back.
There must be cake. Perhaps the most amazing AT-AT cake you’ve ever seen.
Fun fact: Darth Vader’s reveal to Luke is the most misquoted phrase in film.
What? I can’t believe GalacticBinder found even one, let alone ten Star Wars surfing crossovers.
My Favorite Movie (Star Trek vs. Star Wars) points out some… Ahh, you know. (via)
Way back in November we spotted Adriean Koleric’s HERD, featuring repainted and altered AT-ATs and other familiar figures. His show wraps up on Saturday, so head to his site or under the cut for more pictures. Continue reading “AT-AT art: Checking in with the HERD”
Oh, The Goonies. So much love for those wacky, geeky kids.
The cast (who are now decidedly no longer kids) comes together for a reunion (captured on video) in honor of Empire Magazine‘s 20th Anniversary Celebration.
Please tell me this has been around for a while and we’ve all just missed it. (via)