The 66th Primetime Emmy Awards were held on a Monday and a month earlier this year to accommodate both the VMAs and NFL season. But it’s okay, you’ve seen this show before. No, really. Seth Meyers gave a fantastic monologue but beyond that it was pretty much a lot of the same as last year and the year before. I was so bored that I couldn’t even muster up annoyance at the fact that the President of TV (as Stephen Colbert called him) literally put Sofia Vergara onto a rotating pedestal so that people would have something to look at while he spoke. Continue reading…
Sherlock
Recommends / Comments Off on Something For The Weekend… Sherlock, Series 1 and 2
Whether or not you’ve seen it already a copy of Sherlock should be in your library. It’s a wonderfully written series updating the adventures of Sherlock Holmes to the modern day. There have been two series of three episodes each so far and since there’s a third in production slated to premiere in the new year now is the perfect time to catch up or rewatch.
Below you’ll find links to purchase Sherlock series one and two from iTunes and Amazon. You may need to turn off your ad block to see them as they are affiliate links, we get a tiny cut if you actually buy them. This helps us keep the lights on around here which is a good thing as we are afraid of the dark.
Thanks and enjoy your weekend!
News / Comments Off on Martin Freeman and Benedict Cumberbatch Greet ComicCon
The Sherlock panel at ComicCon happened yesterday and by all accounts it was quite a bit of fun if light on the news. The highlight may be this video that stars Martin Freeman and Benedict Cumberbatch sent in to greet the attendees (they are off filming in New Zealand and couldn’t attend in person).
Podcast / Comments Off on Episode Eleven: The Ides of March, The Greatest Movie Ever Sold, Sherlock Holmes
We crank it up to eleven this week as we discuss The Ides of March and its star Ryan Gosling, The Greatest Movie Ever Sold and its star Morgan Spurlock, and the series finalé of Sherlock and its stars Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman.
As always if you do or don’t like what you hear, or just want to say hi, leave a comment below or shoot us an email at comments@awesomefriday.ca!
Podcast / Comments Off on Episode Ten: More Sherlock, More About Dragon Tattoos, And We Learn How to Drive Angry
Our tenth episode! This week talk a bit more about The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Simon’s year of Living Gamelessly, The latest episode of the BBCs Sherlock “The Hounds of Baskerville” and the series as a whole, and how we haven’t really played anything new, and how children are quite possibly the most effective distribution method for disease.
Like what you hear? Don’t like what you hear? Let us know! shoot us an email at comments@awesomefriday.ca or leave a comment below.
Podcast / Comments Off on Episode Nine: Sherlock Holmes, Shame, Mission Impossible, Girl with The Dragon Tattoo and The Year of Living Gamelessly
We’re back with another episode. A bit late, but we had a lot to cover this week! We’re talking about Sherlock Holmes, Mission Impossible Ghost Protocol, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Shame, and Simon embarking on The Year of Living Gamelessly.
So sit back, relax and enjoy the flight. If you like what you hear, have questions, or just want to say hi you can leave comments on this episodes page or email us at comments@awesomefriday.ca.