Pop Culture Roundup, June 17
Want to skip directly to the Supernatural stuff? Here you go.
Superfan Lindsay Lohan Not Wanted on True Blood
Schadenfreude? Yes.
Sam Raimi Circles Wizard of Oz Prequel
Well, it’s probably not the worst idea. (A remake of Arthur is the worst idea.)
Game Changer? Paramount & Red Box Enter Pact to Release Day and Date in the Sell-Through Market After 10-Month Test
Well, that title, possibly the longest ever, sums it up. The execs at Paramount realized that Red Box is not the reason for poor DVD sales. People who would buy won’t be affected by the availability of rentals. Hopefully, the other studioes will follow suit and will craft the same agreements with Netflix.
Pretty Little Liars Bucks the Trend, Retains 100% of Its Premiere Audience
I admit it: I haven’t watched Pretty Little Liars yet. And I don’t know why. It looks like I will love it.
Feminism and Pop Culture
This looks like a book I will enjoy. I’ll have to check to see if we have it at our library.
Could Jensen Ackles or Nina Dobrev Win an Emmy?
Well, I don’t think any of us expect such a thing to happen, but it is nice to see the network get behind its popular shows and campaign for them to get an Emmy nod.
Teen Choice Awards 2010: Supernatural Nominated as Best Fantasy/Sci Fi TV Show
This is an award that is a little bit more likely. Visit the post for a link to the voting–you can vote once per day.
Supernatural: Confirmation that Jensen Ackles Is Directing an Episode
It’s always fun to see the results when a star moves behind the camera.
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By katie71483, June 17, 2010 @ 9:17 am
I intended to watch Pretty Little Liars. I still may, but I just haven’t felt the urge to search it out. For that matter, I haven’t been watching t.v. much at all so far this summer; I’ve really been taking advantage of my netflix subscription. Even Burn Notice, which used to be must see t.v. for me, hasn’t really kept my attention. I don’t really have an explanation.
.-= katie71483´s last blog ..What the heck was he thinking? =-.
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