Jul 06
Jul 02
The TV Drama Conundrum
Until very recently, I thought that all modern TV dramas should be in the Battlestar Galactica (BSG)/ The Shield/ Mad Men format. That is, the series is presented with one long overarching story that has a beginning, middle and end which is revealed over the run of the show. I believed that the "old" way of TV dramas, where the series has a beginning, lots and lots of meandering middle and only and ending when the ratings dictated it, was obsolete. These "old" types of shows don't follow a series long story and instead tend to rely on episodes with self contained stories that don't nearly interrelate like episodes from modern ones
However, after spending an afternoon watching episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation (TNG), I'm not so sure that this "old" model is any worse/better than the modern one.
Click here to continue reading this column.
Jun 18
Two Men Enter, One Man Leaves
This is my final column reviewing the three Mad Max movies. If the first Mad Max (1979) film was about a man lost in revenge and the second The Road Warrior (1981) was about redemption then the third Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome (1985) must've been about Tina Turner, her golden pipes and a band of roguish children.
Click to continue reading the column on Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome.
Jun 15
The Walking Dead
From AMC: AMC today has released the first production photo of lead actor Andrew Lincoln portraying police officer Rick Grimes in AMC's adaptation of The Walking Dead.
Jun 15
http://www.comicsreporter.com/index.php/al_williamson_1931_2010/
Dangerous Universe & Son of Dangerous Universe is © 1998-2010 Bert Ehrmann | E-mail, Twitter
Friends of Dangerous Universe: Beyond Thunderdome | Jay's Blog
This is the how, there is no why.
What you didn't know you always wanted.
Powered by Publr | RSS | Archive













