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Adrianne Palicki Was 'Devastated' By Her Failed 'Wonder Woman' TV Pilot — But She's Moving Forward With 'The Orville'
The DCEU's Wonder Woman blew fans away last summer and became a record-breaking box office smash, but six years before the epic blockbuster movie, NBC had ordered a TV pilot for Princess Diana of Themyscira. Starring Adrianne Palicki as Wonder Woman, along with Elizabeth Hurley and Cary Elwes, the potential series got a lot of hype at the time — but the network ultimately declined to pick it up.
By Rachel Carrington8 years ago in Geeks
These Girls Are On Fire: How The Women Of 'The Flash' Are Making Their Mark On The CW Superhero Show
The Flash hasn't always been good to its female stars. In the past, it relegated Iris West, a fierce character in the DC comics, to a journalist who wasn't really working. In fact, she spent most of her time — after discovering Barry Allen's secret — hanging out at S.T.A.R. Labs and basically playing a cheerleader.
By Rachel Carrington8 years ago in Geeks
Awards Shows Ratings Are Plummeting: Maybe It's Time To Stop Being So Political
With the premiere of the Emmys on September 17th, viewers settled in to root for their favorite stars and television shows. Unfortunately, they also had to sit through monologues and speeches that blatantly veered into political territory as celebrities used their turn at the microphone to let the crowd know their views on the current political climate.
By Rachel Carrington8 years ago in Geeks
Cat Grant Is Changing Jobs In 'Supergirl' Season 3 — But Is It The Wrong Move For Her Character?
For the first two seasons of Supergirl, Cat Grant (played effortlessly by Calista Flockhart) was known as "the queen of media." Head of Catco Worldwide Media, she ran her company like she ran her life: efficiently and without compromise. She was in total control of her world, and when she left National City, a bright light went out.
By Rachel Carrington8 years ago in Geeks
'Parks and Recreation' Beats 'The Office'
First, let me say that I love The Office. This little-show-that-could persisted over several years and even survived a couple more after its leading character, Michael Scott (Steve Carell), exited. Full of funny and heartwarming moments, this comedy with its motley crew certainly holds a special place among my pop culture fandoms.
By Stephanie Turner8 years ago in Geeks
Welcome To 'Midnight, Texas': A Show That Accepts Everyone For Who—Or What—They Are
Welcome to Midnight, Texas, a series set in a small town where all things paranormal and supernatural converge. Here you'll find weretigers, mediums, witches, angels, assassins, vampires, and more. There are no outcasts, because Midnight is open to the unknown, to what the residents might not even understand. Acceptance isn't a question; it just is.
By Rachel Carrington8 years ago in Geeks
'Doctor Who': Jodie Whittaker's Thirteenth Doctor Is Already Being Attacked Online
Since December 23rd, 1963, fans behind the sensational show Doctor Who have rallied behind the male-dominated role. They have found themselves standing beside the Doctor as he moved through the galaxy, stopping with his companions to meet new alien races, take in the sights, and even hang for a bit to enjoy some fish fingers and custard.
By Dustin Murphy8 years ago in Geeks











