Showing posts with label tv. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tv. Show all posts

Friday, February 4, 2011



Here's last night's episode of Community - - they play a great game of Dungeons and Dragons.

*Buy Dungeons and Dragons miniatures at eBay.

Community plays Advanced Dungeons and Dragons

Thursday, January 13, 2011

I love chess but this 15x15 board and 4ft. tall ice pieces have to be the coolest! Created to promote the Food Network series “Ice Brigade,” the game was played this morning in Grand Rapids.
via FoodNetwork



So pretty.

Ice Sculpture Chess Game

Thursday, November 4, 2010

1. "Quentin Tarantino got into the spirit of Halloween by dressing as a Mexican wrestler and crashing a series of parties on a bus packed with hot women." Via.

2. Interesting interview with Sara Moulton about being fired from the Food Network. (She's pretty bitter about it.) (And she manages to emasculate her husband, too.)

3. I mentioned yesterday that Spin was giving away a Bad Religion tribute album. Well, the accompanying article, about the history of Epitaph Records is a great read. You can read the first two pages here.

*Buy luchador masks at eBay.

Link roundup

Saturday, September 18, 2010

1. Wired interviewed Genndy Tartakovsky about Sym-Bionic Titan (which was excellent).

2. And the producers of Batman the Brave and the Bold talk about how much the toy company influences plot decisions: "The toy company wanted to see Starro as much as possible, because they were going to put a big push behind that character."

3. A restaurant in New York got a "B" and modified the sign to say "Best." Via.

*Buy Starro toys at Amazon.

Link roundup

Friday, September 17, 2010

1. The NY Times editorial board opines that it's a good move to rename High Fructose Corn Syrup as Corn Sugar.

2. You can watch the season premier of Survivor Nicaragua online (yes, former NFL coach Jimmy Johnson is really part of the cast).

3. "The mystery Togo team that played Bahrain in an international soccer exhibition was made up of 'unidentified players and their shadowy handlers' and belonged to a 'mafia group' the country's sports minister told The Associated Press on Wednesday."

Link roundup

Friday, September 3, 2010

1. Rick Bayless says the Top Chef Masters producers really, really tried to get the competitors drunk.

2. Tyler Cowen explains why being interesting and responsible are more important values than happiness.

3. You're wasting your time stretching before running.

Link roundup

Thursday, August 12, 2010

1. Slideshow of astonishingly high-calorie desserts at chain restaurants. Via.

2. Meet Larry Garrison, the guy news programs pay to feed them a steady diet of people to appear on their tabloid shows. For example, a "78-year-old retired propane inspector from Manheim, Pennsylvania, who thinks that he and his wife might have found Natalee Holloway’s remains while snorkeling off the coast of Aruba." Via.

3. The bizarre story of Dan Quayle's son. Make sure you watch the campaign ad.

*Buy political memorabilia collections at Amazon.

Link roundup

Saturday, August 7, 2010

1. Surfers found a 10-foot-long great white shark on a beach in Australia and dragged him back into the water.

2. Mark Burnett is apparently trying to create two new talent shows: Dancing Behind Bars and Talent Behind Bars.

3. How games like Farmville take advantage of addictive behavior.

Link roundup

Saturday, July 24, 2010

1. "Remember that one time Metamorpho shot lasers from an electric guitar made by a 13-year-old at a space mutant named Thunderer?"

2. Posters for Star Wars attractions such as Jabba's Palace Grill.

3. Nickelodeon keeps its broadcast schedule secret for competitive reasons. (This used to drive me nuts when my kids were young and it was extremely important to me to know when Dora and Diego would be on next.)

*Buy travel posters at eBay.

Link roundup

Wednesday, May 19, 2010




Bill Pressing and Josh Cooley are putting together a deck of playing cards called Intercontinental Cuties.

And a few more links:

1. Seth Godin says if you read his blog, you're an elite.

2. 2003 interview with Dick Wolf discussing his advertising career and how he did research for Law and Order.

3. Oedipus and The Sphinx, illustrated by Andy Erekson.

*Previously: LOLcats Trading Cards.

*Buy sketch cards at eBay.

Pin-Up Girl playing card project (link roundup)

Friday, February 27, 2009



You can see lots of closeups of these Ben 10 and other Cartoon Network character vinyl toys, called "Noods," here. Much better shape than the Mighty Muggs.

*Previously: Ben 10 poster.

*Buy Ben 10 toys at eBay.

Cartoon Network vinyl toys

Friday, January 9, 2009



Lego Crab Alien by Peter Reid.

And a few more links:

1. Download a Mother Box wallpaper for the iPhone.

2. Comment and win a bunch of cool stuff from Blizzard.

3. New mall in china dedicated to fake brands such as "McDnoald’s and "Bucksstar Coffee." Via.

4. Watch every episode of The Prisoner online. Via.

*Previously: Counterfeit Superman toy set.

*Buy Jack Kirby comics at Amazon.

Lego Crab Alien (link roundup)

Saturday, December 13, 2008

The politics at the networks are far more interesting than the shows they put on tv. Here, CBS' Craig Ferguson mocks NBC exec Ben Silverman's so-disturbing-it-can't-possibly-be-real laugh:



Via.

*Previously: Cobra Commander and The Baroness share a good laugh.

*Buy "The Late Shift: Letterman, Leno, and the Network Battle for the Night" at Amazon.

Craig Ferguson humiliates NBC exec Ben Silverman

Wednesday, December 3, 2008



Brilliant spinoff concept art by Scott King. Click through to see "Doctor Hiro" and "The Company." And don't miss his samurai-era Terminator. Via.

*Previously: Ideas for saving Heroes.

*Buy "MADvertising: A MAD Look at 50 Years of MADison Avenue" at Amazon.

"Sylar," a comedic spinoff featuring Heroes' favorite bad boy

Monday, December 1, 2008



Dean Fraser has turned the cast of Arrested Development into Simpsons characters.

*Previously: G-Force Simpsonized.

*Buy Simpsons toys and collectibles at eBay.

Arrested Development Simpsonized

Thursday, November 27, 2008



Stephen Coles has posted a few stills from the titles of Bewitched. (My apologies if you have the theme stuck in your head now.)

*Previously: Reimagined logo for The Electric Company.

*Buy Bewitched dvds at Amazon.

Stills from the opening of Bewitched

Tuesday, November 25, 2008

I don't think this is a joke - - jagged silverware, bloodstained flatware and furniture to promote the show Dexter.








The dinnerwear and furniture is on sale at Spring. It's all designed by Amy Lau.

There's lots of other beautiful products in the store. For example, this watch:



And this Google pillow, which I believe I have featured before:



Via.

*Previously: Clue-themed bathroom.

*Buy Dexter bobbleheads at eBay.

Silverware, flatware, furniture based on the show Dexter

Friday, November 21, 2008



Special t-shirt on sale here. It's a graphic used by CBS in the 70s:



Via.

*See more of my t-shirt picks here.

*Buy "Bias: A CBS Insider Exposes How the Media Distort the News" at Amazon.

"Special" t-shirt

Wednesday, November 5, 2008

Abandoned tv monster


Original logo for The Electric Company. Wallpapers, screensavers, and iron-ons (!) at the official site.




Reimagined logo by FWIS. Via.

*Previously: Evolution of NBC's logo.

*Buy The Electric Company dvds at Amazon.

Reimagined logo for The Electric Company