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I'm a writer/editor who's been at the site since 2015. I cover politics, weird history, video games and... well, anything really. Keep it breezy, keep it light, keep it straightforward.

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Neil Gaiman Says Doctor Who Scripts Are Better Before BBC Messes With Them
Do too many cooks spoil the broth? That seems to be the opinion of Neil Gaiman on his experience with Doctor Who. The American Gods, Sandman and Neverwhere writer was doing a talk to promote his upcoming TV adaptation of Mervyn Peake's Gormenghast when he opened up on his frustrations with the changes the show makes to existing scripts. Gaiman is working with Being Human's Toby Whithouse on Gormenghast, and discussed the day when both his and Whithouse's script were having a table read:
David James David James Nov 13, 2018
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Star Trek Finally Confirmed Discovery’s Place In The Continuity
The first season of Star Trek: Discovery received a generally warm reaction from fans, but many had reservations about the awkward way the show fit into established Trek continuity. As a prequel you'd expect it to feature technology inferior to that seen on The Original Series, and yet in many ways, it features advancements beyond what we'd seen right up until the current finale of Trek with Star Trek: Nemesis. And then there's the awkward fact that we never hear mention of any of Discovery's crew in episodes that are supposed to take place later in the timeline.
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Watch Marvel’s Incredibly Touching Tribute Video To Stan Lee
Stan Lee was a unique creative force and his characters are famous worldwide, adored by practically every living generation and currently the biggest box office draw on the planet. With his death yesterday, many are taking stock of the total creative output in his lifetime, concluding that perhaps not since Walt Disney has one man's creative vision influenced the world of entertainment so greatly. And now, in one of the best tributes I've seen to date, Marvel Entertainment has released a video explaining exactly what he meant to the company.
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Captain America Nearly Wore The U.S. Agent Costume In Avengers: Infinity War
The Art of Avengers: Infinity War book is the gift that keeps on giving. It's shown us interesting alternative takes on pretty much every major character in Avengers: Infinity War, and revealed that some really cool ideas were being discussed that never made it to the movie. Now, this latest one is going to make longtime comic book fans of Captain America very happy, as they were considering putting him in the black and red U.S. Agent costume from the source material.
David James David James Nov 10, 2018
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Original Suicide Squad Cut Had Less Pop Music And More Character Development
While Suicide Squad eventually became a big hit, it took a very rocky road to get there. Said road involved essentially taking it out of the hands of the very talented David Ayer and recutting the film to accentuate what Warner Bros. executives believed audiences wanted to see. This all stems from the very well-received trailer for the movie, whose Queen soundtrack seems to have received such a positive response that WB demanded the film be recut to be more like the preview.
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New Watchmen Set Photos Seem To Confirm A Major Character’s Death
While HBO's take on Alan Moore and Dave Gibbon's classic comic Watchmen is still pretty mysterious, now that it's begun shooting we're getting morsels of information that are starting to add up to a pretty interesting picture. Yesterday we reported on a leak from the set showing a newspaper declaring Adrian Veidt aka Ozymandias dead (and also two possible Easter Eggs about a 'squid shower' and 'Intrinsic Chamber' talks).
David James David James Nov 9, 2018
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New Mary Poppins Returns Photos Tease A Delightful Disney Sequel
I recently re-watched Disney's 1964 Mary Poppins and man, has that film aged well. Dick Van Dyke and Julie Andrews both knock it out of the park and on a technical level, the beautiful matte paintings and combination of live action/animation are absolutely flawless looking. All that got me pretty psyched up for this Christmas' Mary Poppins Returns, the sequel by Rob Marshall that promises to pick up the baton thrown by Disney more than a half century ago.
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Doctor Who Season 11 Seems To Be Subtly Retconning The Doctor’s History
Just after the premiere of the eleventh season of the Doctor Who revival, I posted a story wondering if the line "it's been a long time since I've bought women's clothing" might have had some hidden significance about unexplored corners of the Doctor's past, perhaps indicating that she might have already regenerated as a woman off-screen. Everyone proceeded to call me in an idiot in the comments section and, most hurtfully, implied that I was "not at all familiar with Doctor Who history." Dammit, all those years spent watching Tom Baker VHS tapes - wasted!
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Cameron Monaghan Says Jeremiah’s Final Gotham Scene Is Nightmare Fuel
On January 3rd, Gotham will ring in the New Year with its final 12 episodes. It's been a long and weird road to this point, with the show giving us a very strange version of Bruce Wayne's childhood in which pretty much all of his rogues gallery has been established and defeated before he's even looked at a Batsuit. But there's one villain we haven't seen in the show: The Joker. What we have seen though is Cameron Monaghan's Jeremiah, who occupies a kind of IP quantum superposition, both being and not-being the Joker simultaneously.
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Star Trek Writer Outlines His Approach To The Captain Picard Show
In being responsible for the return of Captain Jean-Luc Picard, Michael Chabon has taken on what'll be one of the most scrutinized jobs in the history of science fiction. Picard is right up there with Kirk and Spock in representing the very best of the Star Trek, not to mention being beloved by hardcore and casual fans alike. So it's a relief that the acclaimed author of novels like Wonder Boys and The Yiddish Policeman's Union seems to have an intelligent approach to the franchise and its ideals.
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