The clone wars heat up on Orphan Black.
Of course, we could also discuss this week’s ep of Mad Men, which veered far enough into the Twilight Zone to count as genre.
King’s Landing hosts a wedding, and Tyrion and Sansa spend the night together. Dany meets the Titan’s Bastard. Davos demands proof from Melisandre. Sam and Gilly meet an older gentleman.
Sorry this is so much later than usual. It’s the biggest week we’ve had in a while, and it took time for us to go through all of the releases.
This is the last new “Who” until November 23. It’s going to be a long wait…
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Well…we’re back.
If you haven’t checked it out yet, be sure to listen in to Blaine and I talking Trek (the 2009 variety) here. See how well (or how poorly) we predicted things.
Arrow makes audiences and cities quiver with its earth-shaking season finale. If you’re looking for unabashed comic-book on television, this one serves it up, complete with a megalomaniacal supervillain plot and cheesy speeches.
And yes, important characters die.
You can find the fifth episode of Silver Screen Superman here, which covers the 1951 George Reeves backdoor pilot. As a special added bonus, this one also includes the secret origin of Kellogg’s Corn Flakes!
Kiera and Alec become aware of another time-traveler, a fanboy thinks he has super-powers, and the confrontation with Liber8 heats up as Alec tries to live his own life.