5-Piece "Still Alive"

Can't help it, I really like the videos like this.

A Live Action Akira Movie

I'd totally watch!

The Story of River Song

One thing that I don't like about episodic science fiction is when they introduce a character in an episode that we're supposed to love and then kill them. There's never a strong enough emotional impact. They only existed for an hour of TV time and then are gone. Why should I care about them?

Steven Moffat's turned that old story on its ear by killing River Song in her first appearance and then bringing her back throughout the Doctor's travels through time.

We've seen it through his perspective, now see it through hers:

There Be the Dungeon

Enter the Dragon from Roshan Murthy on Vimeo.

An affectionate short documentary about some people who play Dungeons and Dragons.

How to make a blockbuster movie!

After the Fall

I'm sure you've wonder what stuff Angel's been doing since his show ended.

The Rocketeer!

The Rocketeer 20th anniversary from John Banana on Vimeo.

To celebrate the twenty years since The Rocketeer movie came out.

Would the fans be called GLeeCs?

Yes, it's a mash-up of Green Lantern and Glee. And I would totally watch it.

Doctor Who Infographics!

So far, there are two.

First, the Doctors:


Second, some villains:


Personally, I'm looking forward to the companions.

Quick, gang...

So, Warren Ellis challenges people to create an animated version of The Wire.

Hanna-Barbara is my favorite.

Firefrog!

James Hance mashes up two of my favorite things to grace television.

You can follow his progress on his tumblr and see some of his other great drawing.

Those Sad Vampires

Tyrion Lannister...

...the true hero of the books.

A Nerdly Break-up

Via Topless Robot

Great for Labyrinth Fans and Haters!

Why did Amanda Palmer and Neil Gaiman make this? Who knows? But I like the theory of Rob Bricken, from Topless Robot, foreplay.

A Making Of...

First I watched this, then I had to go change my pants and clean myself up.



Via George R.R. Martin's blog.

Star Trek: Online!

The whole comic.

The wonderfully verbose Eric Burns-White, he of Websnark, posted a review of Star Trek Online, including screen caps, while beta testing a few weeks ago. Today he wrote about how the game should run to continue to be as great as it, apparently, is.

I'm not a MMORPG person, but the trekkie in in me really want to be.

Boomdeyada!

OK, for geek points, and without looking stuff up, who do you recognize from this video?

The Original

The last time I watched Smallville, the three founders of The Legion of Super-Heroes appeared.

I'll be watching it again, soon, because there's a Justice Society episode.

Sometimes I hate myself for being such a fanboy.

No, I can't translate it.