Deus Ex: Human Revolution Heading to Hollywood
More video game movies? Only a day after the news of Fassassin’s Creed, Variety reported that Deux Ex is getting the silver screen treatment next. CBS films bought the rights to a film adaptation. Roy Lee and Adrian Askarieh are set to produce.... read more
Found in: Games, NewsDraw Something Game Show Comes to CBS
Draw Something, the crazy-popular mobile game designed by Zynga, is coming to CBS—celebrity style. This recent head-scratching TV news moment is brought to you by Ryan Seacrest’s production company and will feature the American Idol veteran as executive producer.... read more
Found in: TV, NewsHow I Met Your Mother Review: "The Magician's Code, Parts 1 and 2" (Episodes 7.23 and 7.24)
Wait for it… And wait for it we did. 'How I Met Your Mother' has had its ups and downs throughout the years, but luckily the seventh season finally provided laugh out loud moments coupled with sentimental ones that made me openly weep. read more
Found in: TV, ReviewsHow I Met Your Mother Review: "Good Crazy" (Episode 7.22)
"Holy long walk for a short drink of water, Batman." It’s great when a character says something that sums up an episode for us. While this season of _How I Met Your Mother_ has done an excellent job of returning to early form with interwoven episodes that propel the series forward, there have been standalone episodes that have the sole purpose of revealing a key plot point in the last five minutes. read more
Found in: TV, ReviewsHow I Met Your Mother Review: "Now We're Even" (Episode 7.21)
Backing themselves into a corner isn’t exactly something foreign to the How I Met You Mother writers. The most famous instance is the night of the goat, but this week’s episode was supposed to be, to use Barney’s catchphrase, legendary. Midway through last season there’s a clip of Ted walking into the bar wearing a green dress and happily telling Barney, “Now we’re even!” read more
Found in: TV, ReviewsHow I Met Your Mother Review: "Karma" (Episode 7.18)
This season of How I Met Your Mother has been consistently better than the previous few ones and has harkened back to the highs of the first handful of seasons. The past three weeks have put the vulnerability of Ted, Robin, Marshall, Lily and Barney at an all time high and the series is shifting to the ultimate dénouement of the series. read more
Found in: TV, ReviewsHow I Met Your Mother Review: "No Pressure" (Episode 7.17)
After Ted told Robin he loves her in last week’s episode I think we all groaned out loud in fear that How I Met Your Mother was going down that path again. But then I reminded everyone that the show needed to confront the Ted-Robin-Barney love triangle. It could have taken weeks for the writers to get around to the three of them figuring out who loves whom. Or…they could have jumped right into it. read more
Found in: TV, ReviewsHow I Met Your Mother Review: "The Drunk Train" (Episode 7.16)
In a perfect world How I Met Your Mother would contain two types of episodes. The first would be non-stop comedy that somehow manages to push the semimetal story forward. Last week’s episode had the first part of that down, but failed at developing any of the characters or plots. The second type of episode would contain one ridiculous off the wall plot along with a heartwarming or tear jerking storyline. read more
Found in: TV, ReviewsHow I Met Your Mother Review: "The Burning Beekeeper" (Episode 7.15)
How I Met Your Mother has only had two episodes since the New Year, but they were pretty top notch. This week the show returned after a few weeks off with a concept episode similar to the early era of the show. This week, “The Burning Beekeeper” sets up the premise that everything that goes wrong and Marshall and Lily’s housewarming party occur within a five minute timeframe. So Future Ted decides to take a nonlinear approach (go figure) and tell the story one room at a time. read more
Found in: TV, ReviewsCBS Finally Picks Up Louis C.K.'s Sitcom 13 Years Later
It took over a dozen years for CBS to finally give the greenlight to a project Louis CK conceived with Spike Ferestem, a former Seinfeld writer. The two initially came up with the idea of Boomtown 13 years ago. read more
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