I know I was not alone in feel­ing a great big “WTF” with regard to the first half of The Walk­ing Dead’s sec­ond sea­son. The pre­miere saw the loss of the lit­tle girl Sofia and the entire seven episode run was spent look­ing for a girl that turned out to be a zom­bie. It could have been because read­ers of the comic know the girl is alive and...

In the grand scheme of things, the posi­tion of comp­trol­ler is very impor­tant, but noth­ing about it screams “badass.” In last season’s Trag­i­cal His­tory, Cyril tried to show his ISIS cowork­ers that he was more than just a num­bers cruncher. This failed hor­ri­bly as the office got a virus that nearly exposed all field agents and Cyril...

Archer has been through a real gaunt­let recently. He has had to fight every­thing from kid­nap­pers to ter­ror­ists to can­cer to statu­tory rape charges. Let’s not even go into how he is pay­ing child sup­port on Cyril’s ille­git­i­mate child (which is some real poetic jus­tice when you think about it). Regard­less of his trou­bles,...

  Say “hor­ror” to me and the first word that comes to my mind is cliché. Every­thing I see that is sup­posed to scare me just doesn’t. I laugh and gig­gle. I call out what’s going to hap­pen before it hap­pens. (Except the train scene in the first Hos­tel – that creeped me out.) So of course, when I first heard about Amer­i­can Hor­ror...

   Ahh, yes…it’s that time of year again. Bells are jingling…you have paper­cuts from wrap­ping, and you turn on the TV to find end­less re-runs of Elf, Christ­mas With the Kranks, or It’s A Won­der­ful Life. Never fear fel­low TV-oholics! Jan­u­ary is not that far away, and with all the hol­i­day food you will surely be con­sum­ing the...

Hal­loween has always been syn­ony­mous with weird and creepy things. Batman’s rogues’ gallery looks like a Hal­loween party gone postal. The crea­tures the team ran into in the lower lev­els of Cad­mus Labs were pretty night­mar­ish them­selves. How­ever, the scari­est thing to me is when a fan­tas­tic show like Young Jus­tice has a...