by Kristian | May 20, 2020 | Television
When Star Wars debuted in 1977 to blockbuster success the rest of Hollywood moved in to cash in on its good fortune. Television producer Glen A. Larson was one of the first to try and capitalize on the success of George Lucas’s space operatic debut, first with...
by Kristian | May 13, 2020 | Comics, Television
In the early eighties, decades before there would be a Marvel Cinematic Universe, television mega-producer Stephen J. Cannell was given the task of producing a superhero TV show. Cannell, not being a comic book fan himself and having no real desire to work on a...
by Kristian | Apr 23, 2020 | Television
Almost two months ago the latest season of Doctor Who ended with a tenth episode that rocked the Who-verse. The series finale of the Doctor’s twelfth series saw a change in the status quo for the show the likes of which it hadn’t seen since, well, The...
by Kristian | Jul 15, 2019 | Comics, Television
In 1940 Will Eisner debuted his iconic newspaper strip The Spirit in newspapers across the country. During the course of its run, The Spirit helped create the language of sequential art and influenced generations of cartoonists and comic book artists. Despite the...
by Kristian | Jan 24, 2019 | Television, Uncategorized
The Part-Time Fanboy Podcast is back! We’ve been gone for a while. The PTF crew took some time off for the Holidays and then a certain member of the crew got the flu, had a podcast audio file crash on him, and had lots of other crazy happenings occur that helped...
by Kristian | Oct 11, 2018 | Television
It’s a two podcast week here at Part-Time Fanboy! Why, you ask??? Because the new season of Doctor Who just started up and for the first time ever there is a female Doctor in residence! To celebrate this momentous occasion Part-Time Fanboy Whovian scholar Barry Negrin...
