Iowa is Not Feeling Moloch the Corruptor
You’ll still be scratching 2007 on your deposit slips for weeks, and there hasn’t been anything of consequence on television since Christmas, but that hasn’t stopped the new year from bringing us a blogosphere rife with intelligent TV-related analysis!
-Neil at Cogitamus is the new reigning king of absurd Buffy references with his detailed guide to the republican primaries by assigning them to some of the show’s more infamous villains. I applaud anyone’s ability to bring “Moloch the Corruptor” into a political conversation (sorry, Ron Paul), but comparing Giuliani to David Boreanaz is sacrilege in these parts.
-Vulture was kind enough to blow-up the new ads for The Wire so we can indeed read in between the lines. No real spoilers, but this whole “homeless serial killer” business does not bode well for our beloved Bubbles. They also have an interview with Michael K. Williams (everyone’s favorite thug homo, Omar) about the new season and playing the show’s most unique character. More on my excitement for the fifth season of The Wire when I review the premiere this Friday…
-Tifaux has a rundown of the best and worst TV deaths of 2007. I’ll never be done mourning you, U-turn.
-Gawker Media’s new science fiction blog only officially launched today, and the Firefly and Doctor Who references are already too numerous to believe. Keep in mind that those poor kids are paid by page views.
Posted: January 2nd, 2008 under buffy, hbo, links, the wire.
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