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Couch Command Podcast – Geek Catch Up!

Couch Command Podcast – Geek Catch Up!

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    powered by Sounder Welcome back, Commandos!  Sorry for the long delay, but I’ve been moving these past couple months.  I’m finally settled so we sat down to catch up on all the geekry that’s been going down since out last podcast. HALO TV Series, Matrix Resurrection, The Batman and The Book of Boba Fett among a host of many other topics, Click on in and enjoy.  Welcome back. 😉 What We Geek On: Book of Boba Fett Star Trek Pircard HALO TV Series The Batman The Matrix Resurrection THE GEEKS: Keith Justice Hayward (Twitch, Instagram, Facebook) Isaac Shapiro (YouTube, Twitter)   Intro and Outro comes from the one and only, Starcadian! You can download Interspace and Freak Night here and here respectively. Logo by DMario Designs Podcast Audio Mixed and Produced by Brian “Sonic Clang” Kline

Turns Out You WILL See Master Chief’s Face On The Halo Show

Turns Out You WILL See Master Chief’s Face On The Halo Show

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Last month a full trailer for the Halo TV adaption was released during the NFL AFC Championship game. At the time, we made the comment “We suppose the most controversial thing they could do would be to have MC remove his helmet. There’s no indication they will show his face from this trailer alone, but you never know.” We were fifty-fifty on whether they’d really remove the helmet, but we definitely didn’t bet the folks behind the show would openly admit it before the show even started. Kiki Wolfkill, executive producer on the Halo TV series and 343 Industries’ Studio Head of Transmedia, told IGN last weekend you will see Master Chief’s face — maybe a lot of it. “I think we set out to tell a character story and a personal story,” she said. “And once we really got into what that story was, it became clear that you really needed to see the person in the armor and under the helmet.” It’s kinda important to remember the Halo

The Halo Show Is Locked And Loaded: Full Trailer

The Halo Show Is Locked And Loaded: Full Trailer

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“Halo” is the one mega-popular game franchise I haven’t played a single installment of, mostly due to never owning an XBox console. But through cultural osmosis I think I have the basic idea: there’s this super-soldier in the future whose face you never see, he has this blue AI companion who talks to him, and he has to fight a race of evil aliens who belong to a crazy cult. That’s the gist, right? Today a full trailer for the Halo TV adaption was released during the NFL AFC Championship game, and what most people don’t realize is how much effort it took to get to the point where a trailer could be shown. Microsoft has been trying to spin off Halo into its own TV series for a long time now. It was originally announced in 2013 during an XBox E3 presentation, as a TV show you could only see on the XBox. MS abandoned those plans and the show bounced around in development limbo until Paramount made a

The Halo TV Series Is Back In Production

The Halo TV Series Is Back In Production

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You have permission to be skeptical, but Showtime says the Halo TV series is back on track. The premium network describes the series as “tak[ing] place in the universe that first came to be in 2001, dramatizing an epic 26th-century conflict between humanity and an alien threat known as the Covenant.” The Halo TV show will be inspired by the games of the same name (specifically the first). For those who don’t understand why this announcement would be greeted by skepticism, Microsoft first announced development of a Halo TV series back in 2013. None other than Steven Spielberg was attached to executive-produce, and Showtime agreed to air it. Then the project kind of withered and died. Every now and then rumors come out of Hollywood that the project is back on, but nothing ever comes of it. However, this is Showtime’s boldest statement since the original announcement. There’s an episode order (ten episodes for Season 1), an airdate window (Spring 2019) and a list of staff: Rupert Wyatt, Scott Pennington,