Catching Up With Ash Vs Evil Dead

Just after Halloween I reviewed the first episode of Ash Vs Evil Dead.  And then…nothing.  That’s mostly because I hadn’t watched any episodes since.  It’s pretty par for the course for me to be behind on any shows I am currently watching.  Don’t even ask how far behind I am on The Flash…or Breaking Bad…or Sopranos.

But last night I had some time to kill and did get up to date on our second favorite show about killing the undead.  See my general thoughts about how this show is doing after the jump.  Somewhat spoilery, but mostly an overall view, and not episode specific.

Ash Vs Evil Dead Episode One Review

Presenting the greatest killer of the undead the world has ever known…

Ash Vs Evil Dead debuted on Halloween Night.  As a big fan of the Evil Dead movie series (though I’ve never seen the reboot) I was really looking forward to this.  Find out my thoughts of the premiere episode after the cut.  Warning, some spoilers within.

Ash vs Evil Dead Premiere Is Almost Here

Don’t forget that Ash vs Evil Dead premieres on Starz this Saturday, aka Halloween.  If you can’t wait that long, watch the first 4 minutes of the show after the cut.  (Warning, the last 30 seconds or so is not really SFW.)

Trailer: Ash Vs. The Evil Dead

Hey, another trailer dropped for the upcoming Starz series Ash Vs. The Evil Dead.

I haven’t actually seen it.

See, I am at work as I type this, so I can’t check to see if said trailer actually is Safe For Work.

So, it might be Not Safe For Work.

I do not know.

See it behind the cut.

Gimmie Some (Teaser) Sugar Baby!

Some of us at Gabbing Geek cannot wait for the new “Ash vs. Evil Dead” series to debut on Starz.  I know Ryan is a huge fan and it is one of my favorite franchises.  Before he made the leap to prolific Gabbing Geek columnist, Tom Kelly was prolific Gabbing Geek GeekMail writer and always signed off his letters with “Give me some sugar baby!”  A quote from the third film in the Evil Dead series Army of Darkness (not Rocky IV Jenny).

After the break check out a teaser for the new show!

Non-Geek TV From The Geek Perspective: Fargo

There’s a lot of TV out there, and some of it is a crime-solving anthology where the cast and setting change between seasons, allowing for recognizable movie actors to take a break and do some television without tying themselves down  for a long term project.

Uh, no, this isn’t about HBO’s True Detective.  I’m talking about the FX drama Fargo.