by: George Cordero aka the Moleman
While we were geekin’ out at this year’s Comic-Con we had the chance to meet up with KROQ’s own Ralph Garman after their broadcast in Petco Park. (more…)
by: George Cordero
At the recent Wizard Anaheim Comic Con we had a chance to sit down and talk with actor Phil Lamarr about life, love, animation and comics. He shares some great stories with us as well as drops a huge bomb for all you marvel fans out there. Check out our exclusive after the jump.
by: the Moleman
It’s almost upon us. Only 14 days left until this is released in every conceivable medium. I personally thoroughly enjoyed Blue Harvest and I think this will be a spectacular follow up.
by Chris Eaton-
Well, I know its a few days late, but here’s the rest of the schedule for Comic Con 2009:
Saturday: Highlights include CHUCK, LOST, FAMILY GUY, SETH MCFARLANE, THE CLEVLAND SHOW, SOLOMON KANE, THE SIMPSONS, ZOMBIELAND, 2012, IRONMAN 2, KEVIN SMITH, WATCHMEN, THE VENTURE BROS, BLACK DYNAMITE,
Sunday: SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MAN, DR WHO, SMALLVILLE, AMERICAN DAD, BUFFY THE MUSICAL
by Chris Eaton-
Good News everyone! There are some tasty treats this week! Some great titles that you should really get you’re butt out tomorrow and buy! or rent, which ever!
Burn Notice Season 2:
by Chris Eaton-
There are many, many days in which I’m very happy that we live in this information heavy world. Because of things like, oh, THE INTERNET! shows that I loved have made comebacks the likes of which have never been seen! (more…)
by Chris Eaton-
I’m an unabashed Family Guy lover. Yes, this show takes shit for some its no plot episodes and random jokes that have little to do with what little of plot there is, but goddamn, if I don’t laugh my ass off every week. Family Guy has been charging full steam ahead for the last 2 seasons, with the Time Travel episode were Brian and Stewie go back to WW2 to save Mort Goldman being among the finest they’ve ever produced.
Now, comes word from Empire that creator and all around atheist Seth MacFarlane confirms that work has indeed begun on a full length feature film. No word when it will start production, as its little more into the writing stage.
This would technically be the second “MOVIE” with the Family Guy: Stewie Griffin, the untold story, being the first. Though it was more or less 3 episodes put together as one, much like the recent Futurama DVD movies. But honestly, who cares, as we don’t have to wait 18 years like we did for The Simpsons.
I pray to all mighty Xenu that this will at least be of SOUTH PARK: BIGGER LONGER AND UNCUT quality.
It must be nice to be ridiculously rich. 
