Friday, December 7, 2012

TV Time

I thought I'd share some quick bullets and what I've been watching lately:

The Walking Dead: The fast pace of this past half-season has totally made up for all the time WASTED on Hershel's farm last season.  

Revolution: In my ever-failing quest in finding a Lost-like show, main protagonist Charlie is a Katniss-wannabe that makes you want to pull your hair out. We tried it for three episodes, but couldn't take it anymore. For your reading pleasure, I submit to you 23 Stupid Things Charlie Has Done on Revolution.

 
Food shows: I haven't watched any food-related shows in awhile, but recently added The Next Iron Chef and Top Chef to the DVR. I was also recommended a new show on PBS featuring David Chang and Anthony Bourdain called The Mind of a Chef.

Through Netflix, I went back and finished up season 2 of Joss Whedon's Dollhouse, and I'm really glad I did! There were a lot of great twists and the plot and action was fast-paced as the show was not being renewed for another season. I'm thoroughly convinced some writers need a set finish date and that television shows should not be allowed to just linger for all eternity.  

Key and Peele: My favorite new sketch comedy show. I eagerly await each new episode, although I need to go back and watch season one. I crack up every time I think of this skit:

Thursday, December 6, 2012

Zombie rom-com

Warm Bodies: It's a zombie romantic comedy...and it doesn't look bad:

Wednesday, December 5, 2012

Team Coco and the Walking Dead

Zombie drama The Walking Dead has been tearing it up (heh heh...) this season, and much to my delight, was featured on Conan recently:

Tuesday, December 4, 2012

Tuesday's tunes: Christmas Time is Here (Instrumental)


Christmas Time is Here...and that means the play count goes up on all of my Vince Guaraldi Trio tracks in iTunes :) What, no one else obsseses over their music listening stats?

*crickets*

Monday, December 3, 2012

Old Super Mario


This is the saddest/tenderest video game-based comic I have ever seen:

Old Super Mario (Tiny Cartridge)