Mon, 26 September 2005 In this episode of the Week in Whedon we learn that John Milton could write a mean poem but Buffy is still kicking his academic a**, how Xander Harris came close to losing more than just his eye and how Goners may only contain 6 letters but it is apparently worth 7 figures.Comments[0] |
Tue, 20 September 2005 In this episode of the Week in Whedon we discover that: Joss will soon be landing on Mars but won't have to pee in a spacesuit. So You think that using that old Commodore 64 is antiquated? Try using a version of Windows that is over 500 years old, and finally why you can't get a good Leprechaun soufflé anymore.Comments[0] |
Mon, 12 September 2005 In this episode of the Week in Whedon we learn how: You may soon be able to camp for loot in your underwear while watching Serenity advertisements, Jeff Bezos slashes prices for Joss DVDs, hell, he'd give 'em away (but his wife won't let him), and we see how television and special FX might lie, but LEGOs, they tell it like it is... Comments[1] |
Mon, 5 September 2005 In this episode of the Week in Whedon we finally clear the air about how: James Marsters could kick your ass at Scrabble, your twisted, unspoken fantasies about playing horseshoes with Malcolm Reynolds are about to come true and how you can build you very own Firefly-style Photon Reaction Drive at home as long as you don't need it for say, propulsion...Comments[0] |


In this episode of the Week in Whedon we learn that John Milton could write a mean poem but Buffy is still kicking his academic a**, how Xander Harris came close to losing more than just his eye and how Goners may only contain 6 letters but it is apparently worth 7 figures.