Christmas

It's a Cold, GRIMM Krampus

December 17, 2013 Maia Ades 946 Views 1 Comment Christmas, Cold Blooded, Gelumcaedus, Grimm, Krampus, NBC, TV Recaps

3.07 “Cold Blooded/Twelve Days of Krampus” [photos: Scott Green/NBC] I should have realized it but somehow I was expecting one

Opinion Science

Santa Part 4: Felony Gifting And Entering

December 24, 2012December 9, 2018 Daniel C. Handley 833 Views 0 Comments chimneys, Christmas, elf, elves, phasing, quantum entanglement, Santa Claus, wormholes

Here we conclude our scientific speculation as to whether or not Santa Claus could actually exist in the real world,

Television & Film

A Sci Fi Christmas Art Gallery

December 22, 2012 Jason P. Hunt 669 Views 0 Comments Christmas, Santa Claus

For your weekend enjoyment: a gallery of Christmas in various science fiction settings.

Conventions & Events Television & Film

All the Christmas Cheer on Sci Fi TV, Ever

December 20, 2012 Jason P. Hunt 1009 Views 0 Comments Christmas, Christmas episode, Roundup

This is rather an extensive list of just about every Christmas episode of every live action science fiction show that

Cosplay

Scrooge, Son of Marley

December 19, 2012 Jason P. Hunt 611 Views 0 Comments Charles Dickens, Christmas, Commedia Beauregard, Klingon Christmas Carol, Scrooge, Star Trek, theatre, theatre

You’ve heard of this by now, right? A Klingon Christmas Carol is currently showing in Chicago at the Raven Theater,

Reviews Television & Film

5 Best TWILIGHT ZONE Episodes for the Holidays

December 14, 2012December 25, 2016 Angie Fiedler Sutton 7144 Views 3 Comments Christmas, Rod Serling, The Twilight Zone, TV Recaps, Twelve Days of Christmas

“I was a Christmas present that was delivered unwrapped,” once joked Rod Serling, the American screenwriter, novelist and TV producer who is probably best known as the creator of “The Twilight Zone,” one of the most popular science fiction anthology series ever made. Five episodes from the series are reviewed, all eminently suitable for your jolly holiday viewing.