What if there were an airshow featuring all the spaceships from the shows we loved 30-40 years ago? Y'know, like the airshows they have at your local airbase, with tours of C-130's and the like; except this time, the show features Eagles, Vipers and the Flying Sub.

This episode is rather hard to review without spoiling stuff, but I'm going to give it my best shot.

Brilliant.

There.  That didn't spoil anything did it?

Oh.  You want more.  Awfully demanding today, aren't you?  

A lost Van Gogh painting, Stonehenge, River Song and all the bad guys in the universe... sounds like a great start, huh?

I've been watching development on this movie for some time, and since the Green Lantern costume was to be 'virtual', I did not expect to see pics of Reynolds in the suit... because there is no suit. But that would be akin to not being able to publicize a Hulk movie because the main character is CGI- soo, I'm happy to eat my words on this one. I don't know if I'm happy with the 'costume', though. The good news is that any wardrobe malfunctions can be fixed in post production.  Click through for the pic!

This project has been brewing for some time- and since we like to keep tabs on what James Cawley is up to, we thought you would too.

Somehow, it looks like Cawley might make the leap from fan film auteur to actual producer of a licensed property. He has made a deal with the Dille Family Trust, owners of the Buck Rogers character, to produce a webseries based on the original version of the character as he appeared in the short story "Armageddon 2419 A.D." by Philip Nowlan.