Do you remember 10 years ago when there was a little show on FOX called Firefly that only lasted for 13 episodes, correction, only aired 8 episodes and then disappeared before it even had a chance to start? Well, there may not have been that many fans when the show originally aired (at least according to the dreaded Nielsen ratings), but ... Read More »
I don’t know if you’ve heard, but Adam Baldwin is guest starring on Castle tonight. You know, ? We have six clips from tonight’s episode, featuring the reunion of Baldwin and Nathan Fillion, plus some insight into what’s going on with the Castle/Beckett relationship. Take a look at the clips below, and tune in to Castle tonight at 10/9c on ... Read More »
It’s the episode that / fans everywhere have been clamoring for since the pilot episode of Castle. The one where Adam Baldwin guest stars. With tensions rising between Castle and Beckett, Castle finds himself a new partner — Detective Ethan Slaughter (guest star Adam Baldwin, “Firefly”), a tough and colorful cop from the city’s gang unit. But Castle gets more than ... Read More »
At the end of this week a big event is going to take place on television: Chuck is coming to an end. After spending five epic seasons on NBC, the action-comedy/spy-drama that debuted to wild fanfare on September 24, 2007 will come to a close with two back-to-back episodes this Friday (January 27), ending what has been an unbelievably funny ... Read More »
Early this year, one of my friends told me I needed to watch Firefly, Joss Whedon’s short-lived space cowboy odyssey. After many a delay, I sat down the other week to watch the series before attending a charity screening of Serenity, the movie after the series ended. Like many of the shows I watch on DVD, I do so fairly ... Read More »
It’s no secret that Joss Whedon is a hero here at Nice Girls HQ. As if pimping Dollhouse for months prior to its debut wasn’t enough of a clue, we have a (possibly annoying) habit of gleeing over various Whedon alumni whenever we encounter them on the airwaves or in real life (see: Comic Con). So you’ll understand that I ... Read More »