Controlling the Transmissions - Year Twenty-One

It has been an interesting day here. Well, for me anyways. As my cold winds down -just a lot of snot coming out of my nose, it amazes me how...

01. Fraction of the Whole by Steve Toltz 02. The Appeal - John Grisham 03. Captain Freedom by G. Xavier Robillard 04. Fool by Christopher Mo...

Pete Tarslaw has had it rough, or so he thinks. Stuck in a dead-end job writing college essay’s for spoiled rich kids so they can get into t...

There is not much positive things to say about The End of Time, Part 1 . First, it makes little sense, even though RTD does sort of explain ...

While the mash-up's are not new, the success of last summer's Pride and Prejudice and Zombies seems to be giving publishers an excus...

Back in September of 2008, I read Joe Haldeman’s The Accidental Time Machine . I liked the book, mostly because I’m a sucker for time-travel...

On a very brisk morning -38 degrees - a day after a blustery winter storm blew through the foothills were dusted with snow. It was very pret...

Rain and snow is due tonight into tomorrow. Then more rain due later in the week. The local networks are going into overdrive, all being on ...

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Aired in 1988, and broadcast just once, Pee Wee Herman's Christmas Special is perhaps one of the most silliest and truly oddest TV spec...

Eugene “Huge” Smalls is 12, has an IQ of 133 and has enough anger issues to make him seem -at times - a danger to himself. His only friend i...

As David Tennant's tenure as the Doctor nears its end, it appears the Russell T Davies is finally pulling the stops out. After last year...

After carting Under the Dome around, it's time to clean the palate with Huge.

While Stephen King’s Under the Dome is more thriller than a chiller, it can scar you. Mostly for its heft, clocking at 1072 pages. Then t...