A new app for Google Chrome lets users use Lego’s to build anything their hearts desire and then place their creations anywhere around the world. A brief search of the new Lego World has revealed some geeky entries.
Terra Nova Premier Thoughts
September 26, 2011 By
It is the dawn of the 22nd Century and the planet is failing under the weight of humanity. However, through a rip in time they are able to send people back 85 million years to rebuild humanity. If was nice to hear the term “event horizon” uttered on TV again. This world anew is a […]
10 Current Non-SciFi/Fantasy TV Shows with Geeky Roots
August 11, 2011 By
Hawaii Five-0 Alex O’Loughlin played Mick St. John in the short lived Moonlight before Steve McGarrett, Daniel Dae Kim played Jin Kwon in Lost before Chin Ho Kelly, Grace Park played as Lt. Sharon ‘Boomer’ Valerii in Battlestar Galactica before Kono Kalakaua. Californication Well this one was almost too easy but before David Duchovny was […]
10 Awesome TV Intros
July 5, 2011 By
Not all TV openings have to feature pop songs and the cast smiling at the camera. Here are 10 great unique contemporary TV intros that really set the mood for the show without being cheesy. The Mad Men opening credits feature a graphic silhouetted animation of man falling while surrounded by skyscrapers and billboards. The […]
Super 8 – Review
June 11, 2011 By
Super 8 is an Abrams’ creature candy bar inside a shiny Spielberg wrapper. It’s a nostalgic look back at the wonderment and adventure of previous Spielberg films, but with the bigger and bolder Abrams’ treatment. Twelve year old budding filmmaker Charles, played by Riley Griffiths, can think of nothing else but the production value on […]
5 Awesomely Geeky iPhone Cases
May 10, 2011 By
Let’s face it, geeks and iPhones go together like peanut butter and jelly. Like ET and Reece’s Pieces. Like Spock and logic. Here are five totally awesomely geeky iPhone cases. 5. From Zazzle’s Soldiersoftheone, here’s a frakking great Battlestar Galactica case. Use this cover to drive out the many Gods, and combat the decadence and […]
