Reviews
Another high quality and well edited love-child of Geek and Sundry. Even if you don't play board games at home, you can still enjoy watching Wil Wheaton and friends having a laugh.
His power level, its over 9000! Dragon Ball Z has been a staple in so many peoples upbringings. Who hasn't shot a Kamehameha blast at their friends? If you want to re-watch this series, or somehow haven't seen it yet, watch this remastered and re-cut version, ans save yourself from hours of filler.
Kidnapping, torture, and rape are all part of the shenanigans at paddy's pub. If the idea of staging a fake baby funeral to scam IRS sounds funny to you then It's Always Sunny will offer you the perfect blend of dark, and twisted comedy.
Browsers felt like a strange combination of Silicon Valley and Glee. I could see this getting picked up if the songs wen't so cheesy.
The All New Mickey Mouse Club was a variety show that ran from 1989 to 1996, and is remembered for having lots of celebrities appear when they were young. Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, Justin Timberlake, Bob Saget, Donald Trump, and maybe even some people you like, Bill Nye, Wil Wheaton, Ryan Gosling.
Love Wil Wheaton, didn't love this show, Do yourself a favor and watch Wil Wheaton's 'Tabletop' on Youtube instead.
Watchmen was a comic-book published by DC Comics in 1986, and was recognized in Time's List of the 100 Best Novels as one of the best English language novels published since 1923.
While the story is great, I'd prefer to watch the movie, then a motion comic.
This show was really bland. If vanilla is your favorite ice cream, and you find golf exciting, then you might even like it.
From Rooster Teeth, the same people that made Red Vs Blue, and RWBY. Day 5 is an engaging drama about people trying to survive the sleep apocalypse (oooooh). It's billed as a drama but I thought it was pretty funny, and could see that great Rooster Teeth humour throughout. You can watch the first episode for free online, then grab a free trial month at the Rooster Teeth website to watch the rest (Also watch Lazer Team while you're there).
Ginko is a Mushi Master (Mushi-shi) who has the gift to see and deal with supernatural organisms called Mushi. He travels around Japan helping to resolve the various Mushi related problems held by the people, and villages he meets along the way. The show is slow paced, and contains almost no action, sometimes with very little dialogue, but what this show is missing in traditional formatting it more than makes up for with its unique style and whimsical nature. If you enjoy Kino's journey, or were fascinated by the strange world of Avatar, then you just might love this show.