Archives for the ‘HBO Originals’ Category

November 21, 2011

First Look at Season Two of HBO’s Game of Thrones

- by Chris Piers | Filed under: A Game of Thrones,Featured,HBO Originals,Videos

Our first glimpses of characters like Renly and Stannis Baratheon, Mellisandre, and more! Season 2 – In Production

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February 28, 2011

WINTER. IS. COMING!

- by Chris Piers | Filed under: A Game of Thrones,Featured,HBO Originals,News and Commentary,Videos

HBO has released this new trailer for Game of Thrones. Personally, I can’t wait. The show premiers Sunday, April 17th at 9pm!

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December 6, 2010

HBO Releases Over 10 Minutes of Game of Thrones Footage!

- by Chris Piers | Filed under: A Game of Thrones,A Song of Ice and Fire,Featured,HBO Originals,News and Commentary,Videos

Cannot wait for Spring!!!

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March 23, 2010

How the Canceled “Show X” Was Supposed to End

- by Chris Piers | Filed under: Featured,HBO Originals,Journeyman,News and Commentary,Reaper,Sarah Connor Chronicles

Ever wondered how HBO’s Carnivale was meant to end? How about Journeyman on NBC? Or Reaper on the WB? The sad fact is many genre shows can have both critical acclaim and a loyal fanbase but just not meet the network’s needs when it comes to overall ratings. We, the viewers, have plenty of recent [...]

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June 25, 2009

List of TV Panels at San Diego ComiCon

- by Chris Piers | Filed under: Chuck,Doctor Who,Featured,HBO Originals,Lost,News and Commentary,Torchwood

Wow, check out all the tv shows that will have panels at this summer’s ComiCon! There will also be panels for True Blood and The Prisoner but they have not been scheduled yet. The event takes place in San Diego from July 22nd-26th. If you’re attending the Con and plan to go to any of [...]

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March 20, 2008

Review: John Adams 1.1 & 1.2

- by Jeff Barrus | Filed under: Featured,HBO Originals,Reviews and Recaps

David McCullough’s John Adams is that rare biography that takes a historical figure and makes him accessible to the modern reader. The book grabs hold of the past and hands it to the reader on a platter so that we might examine it from a contemporary perspective. HBO’s new original mini-series based on McCullough’s book [...]

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