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In 1947, a man was pulled from his car and was later found in a grisly condition; his leg had been eaten off. Some speculated this was the work of the Jersey Devil as this happened in the woods in New Jersey. ("Jersey Devil", X-Files, TV)
#nerds yearbook#sci fi tv#xfiles#x files#xphile#1947#cryptid#jersey devil#chris carter#joe napolitano#david duchovny#fox mulder#agent fox mulder#gillian anderson#dana scully#agent dana scully#jason gray stanford#fbi#claire stansfield#wayne tippit#gregory sierra#michael macrae#jill teed#tamsin kelsey#andrew airlie#bill dow#hrothgar mathews#jayme knox#scott swanson#sean o'byrne
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Prepare, for an x-treme adventure.
Wormhole X-Treme! vs Stargate SG-1
#this episode makes me insane every time#my gifs#stargate#stargate sg1#s05e12#wormhole x-treme!#richard dean anderson#jack o'neill#amanda tapping#sam carter#michael shanks#daniel jackson#christopher judge#teal'c#michael deluise#jill teed#christian bocher#herbert duncanson#for the record btw. i would watch the show. for the laughs#the scientist speaks
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Black X-Mas (2006)
In today's review, I find that the holidays can be home for evil secrets lurking in the attic. As I attempt a #positive review of the 2006 gory remake of Black X-mas #KatieCassidy #MichelleTrachtenberg #MaryElizabethWinstead #LaceyChabert #KristenCloke
As the holiday season quickly approaches, for many it is a joyous time, of families coming together, with ample celebration and merriment, which makes the bleak winter months seem more bearable. It is these feelings that many like to invert for some delicious irony. In 2006, James Wong and Glen Morgan rebooted the classic 70s horror film, updating the content to appeal to the tastes of modern…
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#2006#Andrea Martin#Anne Marie DeLuise#Cainan Wiebe#Crystal Lowe#film#films#horror#Jessica Harmon#Jill Teed#Karin Konoval#Kristen Cloke#Lacey Chabert#Leela Savasta#Mary Elizabeth Winstead#Michelle Trachtenberg#Movies#Oliver Hudson#positive#review
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The country needs you', said Jill comfortingly to her husband before bedtime. Meanwhile Donald Trump didn't give a shit about Fanny or LaShonda. He had made billions and teed up on the first hole of Mar-el-Lago.
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Prepare for an X-treme adventure! 4 X-cellent heroes in an X-traordinary new sci-fi series!
Wormhole X-Treme!
#Stargate SG1#Wormhole X Treme!#Christian Bocher#Jill Teed#Michael DeLuise#sg1edit#stargateedit#GIF#my gifs#Herbert Duncanson#It's not a Stargate Rewatch Rewatch
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Mission to Mars (2000)
Director - Brian De Palma, Cinematography - Stephen H. Burum
"Like Maggie said: To stand on a new world and look beyond it to the next one."
#scenesandscreens#mission to mars#brian de palma#Stephen H. Burum#gary sinise#tim robbins#don cheadle#connie nielsen#jerry o'connell#kim delaney#peter outerbridge#kavan smith#Jill Teed#elise neal#robert bailey jr.#armin mueller stahl#Bill Timoney#taylor jones
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Superman and Lois: 'The Perks of Not Being a Wallflower' Recap & Review
#SupermanAndLois: 'The Perks of Not Being a Wallflower' Recap & Review
Originally posted on WhatSamWatches, MFST writer, Samantha Nguyen’s, personal blog. About two weeks ago, the third episode of Superman and Lois aired on the CW. I already explained this in my last review for this show but my WordPress account’s been down so I wasn’t able to write, edit, or post anything. But I’m back and now here’s a full review of the show’s third episode. Full Recap To…
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#Adam Rayner#Alex Garfin#Bitsie Tulloch#Captain Luthor#Chrissy Beppo#Clark Kent#Coach Gaines#Daniel Cudmore#Danny Wattley#Dylan Walsh#Elizabeth Tulloch#Emmanuelle Chriqui#Entertainment#Erik Valdez#General Sam Lane#Inde Navarrette#Jill Teed#Jonathan Kent#Jordan Elsass#Jordan Kent#Kyle Cushing#Lana Lang#Lana Lang Cushing#Leslie Larr#Lois Lane#Morgan Edge#Recap#Review#Sam Lane#Sarah Cushing
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Bad movie I have Battlestar Galactica: Blood & Chrome 2012
#Battlestar Galactica: Blood & Chrome#Canal+#Luke Pasqualino#Ben Cotton#Lili Bordán#Jill Teed#John Pyper-Ferguson#Brian Markinson#Karen LeBlanc#Sebastian Spence#Ty Olsson#Zak Santiago#Mike Dopud#Adrian Holmes#Carmen Moore#Jordan Weller#Tom Stevens#Terry Chen#Serge Jaswal#Leo Chiang#Colin Corrigan#Zach Martin#Aaron Hughes#Toby Levins#Joseph Falsetti#Tricia Helfer#Allison Warnyca
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#stargate sg1#Douglas Anders#grell#Raymond Gunne#Dr. Levant#Yolanda Reese#Major Stacey Monroe#Herbert Duncanson#Jill Teed#Christian Bocher#sg1 season 5#5x12: wormhole x treme!
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Van Helsing(S04E13) “The Beholder”
Van Helsing(S04E13) “The Beholder”
Ladies and gentleman we finally got what we have been waiting for all season long! The season finale of this season and things went crazy just like I knew it would and a personal theory of mine literally just came true and I was shocked but also surprised how well I called it for my theory but I’ll get to that in a bit first off let’s get to this review!
Alright people I’ve told you guys and gals…
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#Aaron Douglas#Aleks Paunovic#Dakota Daulby#Episode 13#Jennifer Cheon Garcia#Jesse Stanley#Jill Teed#Jonathan Scarfe#Keeya King#Kelly Overton#Nicole Munoz#season 4#Syfy#The Beholder#Tricia Helfer#tvseries#Van Helsing
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Bobby, have you ever tried...not being a mutant?
Madeline Drake - X-Men 2 (2003)
#x-men 2#jill teed#alf humphreys#shawn ashmore#bryan singer#iceman#bobby drake#mutants#hated and feared#magneto was right#doubting thomas thursday
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Have Cheetah,Will View #524 - "The Christmas Train"(2017)
Have Cheetah,Will View #524 – “The Christmas Train”(2017)
Its 8:07 pm cold and dark I’m listening to a livestream on YouTube and they are talking overrated Christmas movies,I’m letting it wash over me but when I heard someone (I’m looking at you Martin) mention Hallmark Christmas movies,I had to stick my hand up in the “stop”mode. Now many of you already know I not only love Hallmark Channel films but also have reviewed my fair share of them. But…
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#Amtrak Trains#annual Christmas watching#Christmas Movies#Danny Glover#David Baldacci#Dermot Mulroney#family film#Hallmark Channel#Holly Elissa#Jill Teed#Joan Cusack#Karen Holness#Kimberly Williams-Paisley#Nelson Wong#Romance#Ron Oliver#second chances#warm hearted
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Quentin Lance in season 6
St. Walker's hospital, Doctor Pressnall's office Doctor Pressnall: Hello, Quentin, how can I help you? Quentin: It's complicated, I'm not sure... Doctor Pressnall: Just tell me your story, and I'll do everything in my power to provide the best possible therapy program. Quentin: (sighs) I've used to have two beautiful, smart daughters and a beloved wife. I was perfectly happy living my ordinary life, even despite being a cop in a city where we get shot for living. Then my younger daugther... died. But six years later it turned out that she didn't die for real... And she returned. As a masked vigilante, calling herself Canary. But then she died... for real. (sobs) Then my elder daughter took on her mantle and carried on with this craziness... becoming the Black Canary. Some time later my younger daughter, Sara, was miraculously resurrected... Doctor Pressnall: Excuse me, what? Quentin: (grimly) Brought back to life. With all do respect, Doctor, you're only a minor character, you don't know what this universe is fully capable of. Listen to the rest of the story. Shortly after Sara got back she hopped on a time travel ship and left.To save the timeline or some other crap. And then I lost Laurel. Forever. She was murdered by that shunhavbitsh Damien Darhk. (starts crying) (Doctor Pressnall is temporarily out of words) Quentin: (pulls himself together) And now I really don't know what to do... Laurel is back but it's not my Laurel. She just looks like her... But she's from another Earth. She calls herself Black Siren... Please, Doctor, is there any form of therapy that could help me? I've got an impression as if the universe truly hated me. Doctor Pressnall: Quentin... I'm afraid that there is no effective therapy for organic writing [tm]...
Overall I’m looking forward to see Katie Cassidy in “Arrow” again, as Black Siren, but my heart already bleeds for poor Quentin, who most likely will meet someone who looks like his beloved daughter, but it’s not her. :( The universe is not quite done yet with Lance and wants to make him suffer even more... Because apparently killing off his two daughters three times wasn’t enough. Add to this Paul Blackthorne’s acting... I-need-a-tissue-already. :’(
#arrow_cw#arrow gif#quentin lance#laurel lance#black siren#sara lance#arrow season 6#arrowverse hates quentin lance#angst#doctor pressnall#katie cassidy#paul blackthorne#jill teed#organic writing#black canary
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Superman & Lois Episode 3 Review: The Perks of Not Being a Wallflower
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This Superman & Lois review contains spoilers.
Superman and Lois Episode 3
“Morrissey’s a xenophobic has-been.”
This one line, delivered with deadpan perfection by Alex Garfin’s Jordan Kent pretty much sums up why Superman & Lois episode 3 is so good. Wait, really? Yes, stay with me for a minute…
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I loved the first two episodes of Superman & Lois. There’s no question about that. But there was a very slight nagging feeling in the back of my mind, that maybe this show was going to be a little too serious for its own good. That maybe in the process of making Jonathan and Jordan Kent as believable as possible, and as “relatable” (god, I hate that word) to young audiences as they needed to be, that the show would end up trying just a little too hard, get a little more wrapped up in its “family drama, but with Superman” high concept than it strictly needed to, and maybe forget to lighten up every now and then. I could excuse it in those first two episodes, which play like one feature length pilot when watched together, and which had a lot of work to do to get us to buy this very different take on the Man of Steel, but I wasn’t sure if the tone would sustain over a longer stretch of episodes.
And then along comes “The Perks of Not Being a Wallflower” to put those fears at ease. To be absolutely clear, this is absolutely not a drastic change in tone from what has come before. But now that we’ve gotten to know the Kents and their neighbors and classmates, and that the Smallville setting feels very much like the natural setting of the show, there’s a little more fun to be had. No, this isn’t suddenly The Flash and STAR Labs with a team of folks cracking wise at every opportunity, and it’s certainly not my beloved Legends of Tomorrow, but the humor is here, it’s subtle, and it works at every opportunity.
The opening scene with the family trying to paint the old Kent home is a charmer, a moment broken by Clark hearing a bridge collapsing in China which he speeds off to save. It’s another near-cinematic action sequence for this show, but the special effects aren’t really what sell this scene, it’s the moment of terror to relief to pure joy of a single fisherman as he realizes he’s witnessing Superman hold up a bridge…and Superman’s wordless interaction with him is equally joyful. This is something that simply hasn’t been done in live action interpretations of Superman since the Christopher Reeve years, and I honestly rank those few seconds with Supes and the fisherman as one of the best screen moments in the character’s history.
This episode is full of moments like that, even though Tyler Hoechlin once again spends most of his screentime as Clark rather than Superman. But even there, this is certainly Hoechlin’s finest performance as the character so far, bouncing effortlessly between Man of Steel to “Clark the superpowered dad dealing with problems new even to him” to “Clark who has to act like there’s nothing special about him.”
I worry slightly that Elizabeth Tulloch’s Lois Lane still doesn’t quite have enough to do as they build her Morgan Edge investigation through the Smallville Gazette. In every other aspect, moving the family to Smallville has worked, particular in regards to exploring completely new facets of the Clark/Superman dynamic, but Lois so far feels a little out of place. On the other hand, I should probably be thankful that they aren’t trying to “do a journalism” the way it’s so often been portrayed on Supergirl or The Flash, and maybe the slow burn is the more prudent move here. Anyway, it doesn’t change the fact that Tulloch is a delight in every scene, and she is quickly becoming the definitive screen Lois for me.
But the real highlights for this episode come in the form of Jonathan and Jordan, the two characters I was most skeptical about going into this show. I’ll confess, despite some terrific comics by the likes of Peter Tomasi, Patrick Gleason, Dan Jurgens, Brian Michael Bendis, Ivan Reis, and others in recent years, I’ve never been the biggest fan of the “Superman as dad” concept. I tend to like my Superman stories a little more unencumbered (or some might say traditional, but whatever). But Jordan Elsass’ Jonathan and Alex Garfin’s Jordan are just so darn likeable, and the story being written for them so compelling, that I can’t really complain.
The idea that Jordan would try out for the football team despite his burgeoning powers seems a ridiculous one, and I honestly thought that sequence was going to be revealed as a daydream (similar to Clark’s in the first episode of Smallville). But it’s real, and it doesn’t go quite where I thought it would. Jordan excels at football…as it turns out, he’s a bit more powered up than Jor-El suspected last episode. You’d naturally expect this to lead to friction with Jonathan, who has yet to get the hang of his new team, and for a brief period it does, but then the show does something unexpected.
This isn’t about football going to Jordan’s head or even about him “getting even” with the guys who have been bullying him. Instead, it’s the first time he’s felt part of something. After absolutely leveling Sarah Cushing’s boyfriend (well…ex-boyfriend now) on the field, he offers his hand and apologizes for that awkward kiss at the Shuster Mines. Jonathan, meanwhile, sees the good the team is doing for his brother and advocates for him with a Clark who is understandably annoyed that his son is using his powers to gain an advantage on the football field.
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I know, I know, this all sounds far weightier than the Morrissey joke I quoted at the start of this, but it all unfolds with a little charm, and some surprisingly light touches here and there. Jonathan and Jordan reacting to an incredibly awkward moment with Sarah and Lana, Clark overdoing his “dorky, eager dad” routine, and other little touches just make this feel like the show is settling into a rhythm with these characters and getting more comfortable being playful.
It’s perhaps a little worrisome that Wolé Parks’ mysterious Captain Luthor is nowhere to be seen this episode, with the only superhuman punch-up coming in the form of guest star Daniel Cudmore’s mysterious, nameless goon who makes the mistake of trying to take out Lois during her investigation. That leads to a really sharp (but quick) punch-up between him and Superman, with a terrific sequence where Superman freezes him with super-breath before delivering a perfect uppercut that would look right at home in a comic panel. If this show continues to work out creative ways to use Superman’s powers the way they have with Barry on The Flash, I think we’re gonna have some real fun in the coming episodes.
But then there’s that ending. As Lois asks, why DOES Morgan Edge have someone with super powers working for him? More than one, apparently, as Cudmore’s mysterious baddie is vaporized by a woman with heat vision named…Larr. So far, the formula for Superman & Lois seems to be to give us a family drama heavy episode, punctuated by moments of cinematic action, and then to close with a mind-bendingly cool reveal. Well, if they insist, who am I to argue?
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There’s not a ton of DC or Superman Easter eggs this episode, so I don’t think it’s necessarily worth its own post. But, here’s what I’ve got…
The bridge collapse scene does faintly call to mind Superman saving the Golden Gate Bridge during the earthquake in Superman: The Movie.
Jonathan telling Clark that “if you’re not actually allowed to be special” etc feels like a subtle nod to teenage Clark telling Jonathan Kent in Superman: The Movie that he could excel on the football field if he wanted to, which Jonathan forbids, saying that Clark isn’t here to “show off.” But that Clark’s answer was a philosophical “is a bird showing off when he flies?”
Cudmore’s nameless character is apparently “Subjekt-11” a designation which calls to mind “Subjekt-17” an alien raised by the Soviets to make Superman’s life miserable in Kurt Busiek and Carlos Pacheco’s incredibly underrated run on the Superman comics.
Sharon Powell may not be a character from the comics, but the folks at Kryptonsite used their X-Ray vision to point out that the actress who plays her, Jill Teed, was known for portraying Maggie Sawyer on Smallville!
Tyler Hoechlin finally gets to talk a little baseball on this show. Before going into acting, he was a baseball prodigy.
It seems that’s Morgan Edge’s right hand woman, “Leslie Larr” vaporizing our mysterious baddie. The closest I can find to her is a “Lesla Larr” who was an obscure Supergirl villain. THAT version of Larr hailed from Kandor (post shrinking) and she made Supergirl’s life miserable from time to time. I don’t expect this version of the character to have too much in common with her comics counterpart, but it seems like “evil Kryptonians” are definitely gonna be a thing on this show going forward.
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The Twilight Zone - Season 1, Episode 4: "The Traveller"
The Twilight Zone – Season 1, Episode 4: “The Traveller”
CBS’s The Twilight Zone Season 1, Episode 4: “The Traveller” Directed by Ana Lily Amirpour Written by Glen Morgan
* For a recap & review of the previous episode, “Replay” – click here * For a recap & review of the next episode, “The Wunderkind” – click here State trooper Yuka Mongoyak (Jill Teed) is driving under the Northern Lights.…
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#Alien#Ana Lily Amirpour#Casual Racism#Christmas#Colonialism#Greg Kinnear#Jill Teed#Northern Lights#Russia#Steven Yeun
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#stargate sg1#jack o'neill#Yolanda Reese#richard dean anderson#Jill Teed#sg1 season 5#5x12: wormhole x treme!
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