Since the Guest Star of this coming week’s musical episode, Stephanie D’Abruzzo, is married to Quick Stop’s own “Oooooh Shiny” columnist Craig Shemin (and he just so happened to be on set during filming), we asked Craig to contribute a guest blog – which he did, with the help of Stephanie and Debra Fordham, the writer of the episode. This is part 1 of a 2 part blog about “My Musical” – check back next week after the episode airs for the finale.
Christopher Stipp wraps up his discussion of what 2006 brought us in trailers and looks forward to the future in 2007…And it doesn’t look good if PRIMEVAL is any indication of what’s to come.
It’s time once again for the Quick Stop Weekend Shopping Guide – your spotlight on the things you didn’t even know you wanted… This week featuring Ricky Gervais, Mr. French, Jack Tripper, Johnny Knoxville, Martin Lawrence, SpongeBob, Stan Lee, and more…
This week, due to some slim pickings, M.C keeps it shorter than Brittany’s skirt as he takes a look at the upcoming release from The Shins and Double A kicks around the new one from Mos Def. PLUS!! Upcoming music releases!!
An in-depth chat with the co-creator of THE OFFICE and EXTRAS, as we talk about working with Ricky Gervais, podcasts, and the enigma that is Karl Pilkington…
When it comes to Marvel action figures, Toybiz is out and Hasbro is in. There has been much ado over the situation for months now, but with the first all Hasbro wave of Marvel Legends, it’s time for Michael to put your fears at rest. He checks out Hercules, The Beast and Banshee this week!
Ian Bonds rings in the New Year with his reviews of new games in some of his favorite series, including METAL GEAR SOLID, CASTLEVANIA, and, of course, THE LEGEND OF ZELDA.
Since the Guest Star of this coming week’s musical episode, Stephanie D’Abruzzo, is married to Quick Stop’s own “Oooooh Shiny” columnist Craig Shemin (and he just so happened to be on set during filming), we asked Craig to contribute a guest blog – which he did, with the help of Stephanie and Debra Fordham, the writer of the episode. This is part 1 of a 2 part blog about “My Musical” – check back next week after the episode airs for the finale.
Peter continues his in-depth look at Mary Poppins – from book to screen to stage – this time with a special look at the character of Mr. Banks…
Oh, by the way, there’s a new movie out starring both Salma Hayek and Penelope Cruz. Never heard of it? Neither had D. K. Holm, who reviews the DVD. 
Christopher Stipp wraps up his discussion of what 2006 brought us in trailers and looks forward to the future in 2007…And it doesn’t look good if PRIMEVAL is any indication of what’s to come.
It’s time once again for the Quick Stop Weekend Shopping Guide – your spotlight on the things you didn’t even know you wanted… This week featuring Ricky Gervais, Mr. French, Jack Tripper, Johnny Knoxville, Martin Lawrence, SpongeBob, Stan Lee, and more…
Quick Stop Entertainment News – Your quick source for news and notables of the day…
Today’s links to our favorite finds around the web…
This week, due to some slim pickings, M.C keeps it shorter than Brittany’s skirt as he takes a look at the upcoming release from The Shins and Double A kicks around the new one from Mos Def. PLUS!! Upcoming music releases!! 
A tale of Fred being in the dark, in oh so many ways… And how 86 is not just an Agent number…
An in-depth chat with the co-creator of THE OFFICE and EXTRAS, as we talk about working with Ricky Gervais, podcasts, and the enigma that is Karl Pilkington… 
Sam Jaeger takes a heartfelt look back on the year that was.
When it comes to Marvel action figures, Toybiz is out and Hasbro is in. There has been much ado over the situation for months now, but with the first all Hasbro wave of Marvel Legends, it’s time for Michael to put your fears at rest. He checks out Hercules, The Beast and Banshee this week!
Joe talks Lucas, Restless Leg, I LOVE NEW YORK, Ed Wynn, Trump Vs. Rosie, and more…
Ian Bonds rings in the New Year with his reviews of new games in some of his favorite series, including METAL GEAR SOLID, CASTLEVANIA, and, of course, THE LEGEND OF ZELDA.