Tag: <span>sherlock</span>

Sherlock 4×1 Review: “The Six Thatchers”

January 3, 2017

Sherlock returns in “The Six Thatchers” with some surprises – but not as many as we expected, and not all of them are the…

Sherlocked Never Promised Cumberbatch, Con Still Has Issues

September 20, 2016

The Sherlocked convention is supposed to kick off this coming weekend, but it’s already off to a rocky start, with fans demanding their money…

Comic-Con 2016: Sherlock Nerd HQ Panel Highlights

August 1, 2016

Sadly, Admin Angel and I didn’t have decent enough cell or internet service to livetweet the Sherlock Nerd HQ panel; thankfully, you can view…

‘Sherlock’ Special Review: The Abominable Bride

January 4, 2016

In the past I’ve pretty much been the Queen of Sherlock Spoilers, knowing every little thing that’d happen in each episode and following #Setlock…

The Brits Have the Comic Con: Titan Entertainment at NYCC

October 18, 2015

Getting larger every convention, Titan Entertainment had a massive booth at NYCC this year, complete with merchandise, books, and comics galore. If you aren’t…

FEELINGS Daily: Wait So Women Don’t Really Wear Bikinis into Battle?

March 17, 2015

The most important news is that EMMA THOMPSON has been cast in Disney’s live-action Beauty and The Beast! She’s going to be Mrs. Potts!…

Our Favorite Women in Geek Culture in 2014

December 27, 2014

There have been a lot of women in the geek community that have inspired people in 2014, and we here at The Geekiary have…

A Chat with the Creator of the ‘A Finger Slip’ Project

January 29, 2014

I recently had the chance to have a conversation with the creator of the ‘A Finger Slip’ project, Naomi Javor, about the production, motivation…

Sherlock 3×03 Review: His Last Vow

January 13, 2014

We made it to the finale! Only 12 days ago we were on hiatus and here we are launching into another one. We ended…

Sherlock 3×02 Review: The Sign of Three

January 5, 2014

The following article may contain spoilers. The middle episode of Sherlock seasons is traditionally less connected to the general plot and framed more as…