Everybody's flirting with the Dark Side on television this week. Sam Winchester's discovering how bad he really went, Anakin Skywalker's getting a horrific vision, and Peter Griffin is hanging out with Death. Meanwhile, we're going back "Over There" on Fringe. John Laroquette is back on Chuck, and one member of the…
Happy Groundhog Day from Bill Murray and Ned Ryerson!
Needle-nose Ned. Ned the head. Ned Ryerson is swooping in to wish you all a happy early spring with this hilarious Groundhog Day supercut of every Ned Ryerson and Bill Murray scene from the film. Fingers crossed Punxsutawney Phil's prediction of an early spring comes true! Via The Daily What.
The Chuck showdown we've all been waiting for
This week, Fringe goes glam. Also, is Chuck finally putting Timothy Dalton in his place? Find out tonight! Plus Mena Suvari is a supervillain on The Cape. Smallville and Supernatural are really back. And Titanic gets the sequel it deserves.
The science fiction version of Groundhog Day is schlocky and awesome
I kind of love 12:01, the TV movie which had the misfortune to appear in the same year as Groundhog Day, which had the same basic plot. Because 12:01 uses its premise well, and has a pretty sweet love story.
Groundhog Day-inspired thriller offers young addicts a life without…
It seems like every low-budget science fiction movie is about time travel. There's Rian Johnson's Looper
Our Secret Love For Groundhog Day's Science Fictional Cousin
Groundhog Day is one of the greatest timewarp movies ever, but the TV-movie version, 12:01, is also great in its own way. Someone recklessly fires a particle accelerator, causing a "time bounce" that only Jonathan Silverman remembers.
The 10 Greatest Science Fiction Comedies
Land of the Lost is the latest cinematic attempt to combine science fiction and comedy. What are the classic films Land of the Lost must defeat to take its place among the greatest science fiction comedies? Here's our list.
The Unholy Love Match Between Scifi And Romantic Comedy
You can tell any kind of story using science fictional ideas, from alien invasion to small personal transformations. But somehow, whenever you mix science fiction and romantic comedy, you create a pungent ooze that eats away at the eyeballs of everybody in the audience. What with it being Valentine's Day and all,…
