
Sophomore outing struggles a bit domestically in the box office
by MICHAEL HINMAN
May-19-2013 - No Comments
Two Strips of Latinum: A balanced look at the whether religion has a place in the genre world
Recently, one of my fellow columnists on Airlock Alpha, Tiffany Vogt, published a piece that has caused quite the stir on the Internet and has sparked quite a bit of debate. In that column, Tiffany takes the creators and writers of Lost, Battlestar Galactica and Caprica to the virtual woodshed f ...
Read MoreAirlock Alpha columnist sparks debate across the Internet
"Lost" on ABC. "Battlestar Galactica" and "Caprica" on Syfy. Science-fiction shows with critical acclaim, yet which heavily rely on religion. Gone are the days when Gene Roddenberry shunned the inclusion of religion in "Star Trek." Today, it's not just politics in sci-fi, it's religion as well ...
Read MoreSome afterthoughts from the annual San Diego event
On the plane ride from Tampa to San Diego, I was sitting next to Bryant Griffin, doing some last-minute mapping on how our time would be spent at San Diego Comic-Con. You should know Bryant as the news editor of Rabid Doll, but to me, he's a friend I've known for almost a decade, and not only is ...
Read MoreSee where BlipNetwork reporters are going to be!
Wow, I can't believe San Diego Comic-Con will be all over tomorrow. But first, we get to one of our busiest days, which doesn't feel like it, because I won't even be at the convention myself until around lunchtime when I hobnob with the voice and creative talent behind the recently revived show "Fut ...
Read MoreSee where BlipNetwork reporters are going to be
Happy first day of Comic-Con! I am sitting at Tampa International Airport right now in Florida, and it's about 7:30 a.m. local time waiting for our flight, which leaves for Dallas in about an hour, and then on to San Diego. Traveling with me is Bryant Griffin, the editor of Rabid Doll, since ...
Read MoreMichael Hinman talks about what will be his third trip to the geekdom mecca
It's real late on a Thursday night, and I'm just plain exhausted. I spent the first part of the week putting together an Alpha Waves Radio broadcast that hadn't even been regularly scheduled (but turned out to be an awesome interview with Deric A. Hughes and Benjamin Raab from "Warehouse 13"). I' ...
Read MorePLUS: Extra production week added in July to celebrate 'Warehouse 13' episode
Since its return last November, Alpha Waves Radio on BlogTalkRadio has been airing shows just twice a month. But in July, think about having a show almost every week. That's because San Diego Comic-Con -- the "super bowl" of science-fiction entertainment -- resides in the hot summer month, an ...
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