I have been busy writing for Yahoo about two of the best shows
on TV at the moment; The Walking Dead and Homeland. This time I've been writing
about a fan convention, a review of the first episode of season 3 of TWD and
the representation of Muslims in Homeland. Please check out the articles by
clicking the titles.
A new convention started by fans
of 'The Walking Dead' will take place in early November in Atlanta and is
expected to draw crowds of over 10,000 zombie fans. I tried to convince Yahoo
to pay for me to attend but unfortunately (and understandably) they are not
willing to fly me over to Atlanta to join a bunch of zombie fans for this
event! Still it looks very cool though...
After a blistering third season,
'The Walking Dead' returned with a somewhat calm first episode showing relative
peace for the survivors at the prison. However seeds of disruption have already
been planted in and outside the prison fences. This is my review of the first
episode which aired in the UK on Friday.
Homeland has
been criticised in previous seasons for exploiting anti-Muslim stereotypes. In
this article I explore if things are changing in the new episodes of season 3.
I'm keeping an eye on the comments of this one as controversial topics like
this often bring up some good debate.
Homeland is
approaching its forth episode of the third season in the UK and after the
episode aired in the US, the showrunner has been speaking about the criticisms
that some have been levelling at the third season so far. It can't be hurting
too badly as the news has just broken that Homeland will indeed get a fourth
season, whether fans think that is a good idea or not. My big question is will
Brody make it through to the next season?
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