The Walking Dead To Be Adapted For AMC
According to The Hollywood Reporter, AMC has picked up Robert Kirkman's The Walking Dead (the popular zombie-apocalypse graphic novel series) for six episodes. On an even more exciting note, the project will be written and directed by Frank Darabont (script-writer and director of the classic film, The Shawshank Redemption). The series' premiere is set for October 2010. Though this is great news for fans of the horror/zombie genre as it will potentially push the genre into an even more mainstream market, I am skeptical of the series' potential success. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy...
Someone Should Buy This Game Show Idea
While whittling away at my sad existence, my brain barfed up a possibly lucrative television idea. Mind you, this idea is a game show. Now that I've told you that it's a game show, a few credibility points have been lost, but you have to hear me out. The game show would be called Dear Sir, Dear Madame. The way in which the show works is this: Two contestants compete in head-to head exercises of gender identification. There are 3 rounds, not including the ever-important lightning round. Round 1 is a very straight-forward round. The contestants are shown a picture of...
While Not Drudging Through A Meaningless Job-Related Existence…
...I watch The IT Crowd! If you haven't heard/seen Graham Linehan's The IT Crowd, then I sincerely suggest you swallow its hilarity through your brain-mouth immediately. If you have heard/seen it, then yes, I know, I am behind on a lot of the current trends of life and deserve to have my head snugged into a vice and my body strapped to a chair, being forced to constantly watch almost every relevant creation in the visual medium possible á la A Clockwork Orange. The show is surreal British humo(u)r at its finest. The show's main characters, Roy (Chris O'Dowd), Moss...
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