Thoughts, ramblings and other stuff

The Middleman was one of the most wonderful things ever created on TV and, of course, it didn't last long. But it started as a series of graphic novels and the TV show got one last final episode published in the form of graphic novel. And that was it. Until now. There's a Kickstarter run by its creator Javier Grillo-Marxuach - The Middleman - The Crowd-Funded Franchise Resurrection. They plan to remaster and republish all the graphic novels and produce a new instalment in which the comic book characters collide with their TV counterparts: The Pan-Universal Parental Reconciliation!. It will come as a reading done by actual series actors (you can attend live even in LA or watch it live on the web if you take part) and a graphic novel.


Rainmaker Entertainment is promising once again they will bring Reboot back. I believed that and got excited back in the 2007. But now I'm old and cynical and don't believe in things like that until they actually here. Show me an episode and they I will hyperventilate with excitement.

This link will take you to John Barrowman on a adult-sized kid three-wheel bike. He put it together himself. You can have one too and relive your forgotten childhood memories. You have been warned.

Hobbit part XXVII or something got a real trailer and it has dragon in it so I love it an will see it (I'm that easy):

io9 has a list of The Top 100 Science Fiction/Fantasy Shows Of All Time. As all such list it is just something to divide people as everyone has it's own list of bests. For me it's not so bad actually although I would put Farscape, Ghost in the Shell and Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles much higher on the list. And I think that Star Trek:TOS is on top just for the sentimental value. But it's, like theirs, very subjective opinion.

I did sort list of my favourites a while ago and this made me look it up. Some things changed. I can even be bothered to watch Heroes anymore for example. I like Better Off Ted and Dollhouse. I really like Torchwood. And The Sarah Connor Chronicles and The Middleman would land in the highest category. I should do an update.