This amazing wood Doctor Who wall clock from HamsterCheeksStore is a real beauty. The clock is made from stained birch plywood and MDF. It is a stunning use of the TARDIS and the Doctor Who logo, with cut-out roman numerals around the edge. This is a classy clock for a Timelord or a human. It is the perfect gift for any Doctor Who fan. Or for yourself of course.
I want to believe. I’ve always been more of a Mulder than a Scully. How about you? I can’t wait for the X-Files to be back on TV. As we get ready for a new season of the classic show, brush up on your X-Files knowledge with this cool infographic that shows the history of the X-Files.
It will let you know what the deadliest episode of The X-Files was, for instance. Ever wonder how many of the 202 hours were mythology-based? This infographic will tell you. The truth is out there. Or in this case, right here in one handy chart. Fox has done all of the hard work and come up with all of these facts and numbers.
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I loved Logan’s Run when I was a kid. Both the movie and the short lived TV series. Even now that I have passed carousel age, I can still appreciate it. Check out these behind the scenes images from the show, mixed with some actual images from the episodes. These sure bring back memories.
With Hollywood making so many reboots I expect to see this title happen again fairly soon. Though I hope I’m wrong. Some things should be left alone.
We’ve seen remastered versions of Star Trek, Star Wars(Thanks George, but it wasn’t necessary.) and other vintage sci-fi properties, but what about Battlestar Galactica? Have you ever wondered what the original Batttlestar Galactica series would look like if it was remastered and re-released? It would look a lot like this.
This amazing reel of a restored and remastered original BSG was created by Adam “Mojo” Lebowitz. This video is a demo to get us all excited about how frakkin’ awesome it looks. I fully support this as long as we also get a remastered Babylon 5 too.
via Ain’t It Cool
Before Ronald D. Moore brought Battlestar Galactica back to life, Bryan Singer almost beat him by a few years. Singer had his new Battlestar Galactica series in development around 2000-2001, but due to the 9/11 tragedy everything stalled and it was sadly never meant to be.
It would have been interesting to see what Singer’s take on the franchise would have been like. We may never be able to see everything, but luckily, we can get some idea, thanks to some concept art that recently appeared online. We can see a more streamlined Viper, some interior sketches of the Galactica and some bulky Cylon designs that look menacing and tough. The art seen here was created by designer Guy Hendrix Dyas. That Viper has some nice curves. Makes me wonder what Galactica herself would have looked like.
via Mighty Mega
