After 15 years on the air, this week we said farewell to Supernatural. It was definitely an emotional finale and we talk about whether it was a good way to wrap up the series. We also have thoughts on the new version of Animaniacs, as well as the new Marvel comics documentary series. Plus, there’s some news to share, from Letterkenny to Black Lightening to Deadpool 3. Oh, and then there’s the slime. Listen now!
There were a lot of bits and pieces of geek news to talk about this week. Not only was the WandaVision premiere date revealed, but we found out about a couple of Netflix renewals, a Darkwing Duck reboot and an unexpected series in development featuring a comic strip icon. And because the end is approaching, we briefly discuss our predictions for what the series finale of Supernatural might bring. Listen now!
Regardless of how popular or successful a television series is, there comes a time when it ends. Too often these days it’s a cancellation, but there are also shows that had a specific time frame from the start or ones that are drawing to a close when the time is right. And it seems that this year, a lot of shows I enjoy are ending their runs. Continue reading She Geek Critique – The End is Near
This week we’re discussing Ready Player One – the good, the bad and references you may have missed. And, of course, we need to talk about perhaps the best crossover ever: “ScoobyNatural”! Plus we chat about how good Black Lightning has been at reflecting current events and going where other superhero shows won’t go. We have a few interesting tidbits to share in geek news as well. Listen now! Continue reading GW1 Issue 150 – Extra Life at the Oasis
If you’re a fan of Supernatural, you know that the much anticipated spinoff Wayward Sisters is on its way. And last week, they gave viewers a “back door” pilot episode focusing on the female hunters saving Sam and Dean. It was a good episode and did a great job of introducing the spinoff. It got me thinking about spinoffs in general and what works when sending them off on their own. Continue reading She Geek Critique – Spinning Around