At this point, we should all be ready to just throw our money at Jason Katims whenever he has even a flicker of an idea. His track record as program creator includes Friday Night Lights and Parenthood, two series that are about as close to perfect as anyone’s ever Read More …
On April 1st, 2014, Deadshirt.net became Pants Alive, our mirror universe counterpart, publishing unfounded rumors, lazy listicles and fierce negativity. According to confidential shadowy sources, PantsAlive has learned that Elementary star Benedich Cumberbatch will be playing the highly coveted role of Idris Elba in the Read More …
Earlier this week, while my roommate and I were out buying tacos, I saw an ad for the Hulu-exclusive webseries Farmed and Dangerous. It’s a four-episode satire about a father-daughter-run PR firm who represent an agricultural corporation, and their ongoing conflict with organic farmer and anti-corporate activist Read More …
As discussed before on Deadshirt, the modern webcomics scene is a thriving community with dozens of writers and artists producing comics of every genre and format. It’s somewhat surprising, then, that there isn’t more crossover between major publishers and professional webcomic creators. Marvel and DC tend to Read More …
From executive producers Alfonso Cuarón (Academy Award-winning director of Gravity and Children of Men) and J.J. Abrams (Emmy Award-winning producer of two or three new shows a year) comes Believe, a new speculative fiction drama on NBC. Believe centers around a young girl (Johnny Sequoyah) Read More …
Lifelong wrestling fan and storytelling enthusiast Dominic Griffin explores the hot new media drug on the streets, the WWE Network, and its relationship with nostalgia. Read More …
This season of FX’s Archer is a bit different. One of this season’s main storylines follows Cheryl’s quest to become American’s number one country music star. One mind control chip later and she adopts the moniker Cherlene – same Cheryl, only countrified. This storyline was Read More …
If it was not apparent from Max Robinson’s phenomenal interview with Hannibal food stylist Janice Poon, we take our Hannibal pretty seriously around these parts. Sometimes we mail each other prop ears when we need to get a point across. Sometimes, we mail each other Read More …
NBC’s Hannibal is gruesome, savage and eerily beautiful. Executive producer-writer Bryan Fuller and an impressive ensemble cast is responsible for much of this, but less obvious but nevertheless crucial are the immaculate on-screen meals the titular cannibal feeds his guests. The woman behind Hannibal‘s menu Read More …
“There’s been three hosts of Late Night: David Letterman, Conan O’Brien, and me. And if there’s one thing I’ve learned from Dave and Conan, it’s that hosting this show is a one-way ticket to not hosting The Tonight Show.” – Jimmy Fallon, 2010 When it was announced Read More …