By now, hopefully everyone has had a chance to tune into the first episode of the newest season of BBC’s Sherlock, assuming you didn’t commit the “morally questionable” act of streaming the episodes online when they first aired in the UK. I feel that it’s safe to say, at this point, that there was one very, very important take-away from “The Empty Hearse.” I leave you with this: (source)
Recap: Game of Thrones. Season 4. April 6, 9pm/8c. Has everyone checked out the Game of Thrones trailer for season 4 yet? Everyone properly enthusiastic about the season premier? Good. Any fan of the books has an idea of what’s coming this season, though inevitably, the screen adaptation always switches things up a hair (or two). Some changes to expect this season include new casting for Tommen, Joffrey’s younger brother — presumably they needed a slightly older actor, no big deal. More interesting, the actor…
I know that Big Bang Theory, now on it’s umpteenth season (just kidding guys, they’re on their sixth- er…seventh season), is a huge hit and yes, Jim Parsons is fantastic but let’s be honest here: if you want to watch a show about nerd culture, Amy Poehler’s Parks and Recreation is the only way to go. Is this a hotly contested opinion? Maybe. But let’s consider the facts: Parks and Recreation (now on it’s sixth season), hosts a wide variety of “nerds,” in a number of…
Sherlock Series 3 Returns Tonight and Fans Can Already Expect More To Come Even before the new episodes of Sherlock have aired on PBS (tonight at 10PM), fans can breathe easy: there’s already news that Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss have Series 4 and 5 mapped out. Larkable doesn’t wants to give away anything (so know spoilers are in the link), but on Friday, CultBox posted an article which quoted Steven Moffat in regards to the future of Sherlock: “You don’t know what going on there.…
