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Interview With VeggieTales Co-Creator Phil Vischer

September 7, 2019

A new era of VeggieTales is about to begin! Check out our interview with co-creator Phil Vischer.

by Lexi Tucker

Marvel Announces Phase 4 Slate at SDCC

July 22, 2019

While it would've been nice to have a longer more comprehensive plan to scrutinize and think over, the current Phase 4 plans are exciting, fresh, and risky.

by Tyler Hummel

Game of Thrones: What Went Wrong?

June 1, 2019

TV writer Noel Davila gives his take on the last season of Game of Thrones: The good, the bad, and the ugly.

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by Noel Davila

Our Favorite TV Shows Of 2018

December 24, 2018

Isaiah Kaufman Netflix has been making a significant push with its original content, and 2018 has been another great year for the platform. It’s difficult to pick just one series from among the many strong debuts, but if I had to point one out the nod [...]

by Lexi Tucker

Trauma and Faith: A Firefly Story

December 1, 2018

The very first novel in the hugely popular sci-fi universe of Firefly, called Firefly: Big Damn Heroes written by James Lovegrove with Joss Whedon as consulting editor, was released this month. This anticipated novel brings us Browncoats (Firefly’s [...]

by Noel Davila

Celebrating Stephen Hillenburg, Creator of ‘SpongeBob SquarePants’

November 28, 2018

“Are ya ready, kids?!” Every child of the 90’s and beyond can likely finish the entire theme song of SpongeBob SquarePants by memory. There’s no denying Stephen Hillenburg, who died Nov. 26 at the age of 57 from ALS (also known as Lou Gehrig’s [...]

by Lexi Tucker

How Daredevil Season 3 Demonstrates the Gospel

November 14, 2018

CAUTION – MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD For the Marvel fan, it’s pretty common knowledge Daredevil’s Matt Murdock is guided by his Catholic faith. The arc by Kevin Smith, called “Guardian Devil”, really amplifies this element of Murdock, which Season 3 of [...]

by Eric Perez

Is it Okay for a Christian to…

June 29, 2018

(Spoilers for Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and the Harry Potter series below.) The two main points of GUG’s mission are to help Christians consume geek culture appropriately and to use geek culture to lead others to Christ. We have some great [...]

by Derek Thompson

Big Mouth: The Terror of Adolescence

December 9, 2017

Disclaimer: This article contains information about sexual content. It is not suitable for all ages. Reader discretion is advised. Let me be very clear with you, dear reader: I was not a happy teenager. Pretty sure I wasn’t a happy preteen either. It [...]

by Tyrone Barnes

13 Reasons… and None of Them Good

June 28, 2017

I went to my psychiatrist To be psychoanalyzed To find out why I killed the cat And blacked my husband’s eyes. He laid me on a downy couch To see what he could find, So this is what he dredged up From my subconscious mind When I was one, my mommy [...]

by Tyrone Barnes

89th Academy Award Predictions

February 26, 2017

It is that time of year again, GUG fans! The Academy Awards are right around the corner and by now you most likely have a strong or detailed opinion on who is going to take home the gold…literally. It’s my pleasure to welcome you to the second [...]

by Trey Soto

“Just Friends”

February 15, 2017

It might seem surprising, based on all the obsession and emphasis in the world around us, but there are a few people out there who really don’t care about romance. Really. Not just people who are bummed out by something that didn’t work, or [...]

by Elora Powell

How to Love Your Enemy, Avatar-Style

December 18, 2016

There are so many reasons why I love the show Avatar: The Last Airbender. One of those reasons is something that distinguishes Avatar from most other popular good-VS-evil stories of its time–how Aang defeats the Firelord and brings peace to the [...]

by Eric Perez

Monsters on the Inside

October 29, 2016

The heart is deceitful above all things and beyond cure. Who can understand it? –Jeremiah 17:9 Some monsters look like normal human beings on the outside. Their greed, insensitivity, carelessness, lust, or rage gives them away. Even though they do [...]

by Michael P M

Westworld Premiere: Impressions of the Series

October 4, 2016

Jonathan Nolan. J.J. Abrams. Bryan Burk. Those names involved behind the scenes of Westworld have strung me along in anticipation for the series for months now. I watched the 1973 movie years ago–a great idea, far ahead of its time in context and [...]

by Colby Bryant

I am a Warrior, But I’m a Girl Too

September 24, 2016

Weeks ago while browsing my Facebook news feed, and I stumbled upon an advertisement for an exclusive t-shirt with a picture of Suki captioned with her line, “I am a warrior, but I’m a girl, too.” I had forgotten about this quote, but [...]

by Victoria Grace Howell

The Women Who Boldly Went

September 22, 2016

Star Trek is often recognized for its diverse, strong, and nuanced cast of female characters. Women like Nyota Uhura, Captain Janeway, and Nurse Chapel are certainly inspiring role models for both men and women. A Star Trek subject that sometimes gets [...]

by Elora Powell

Zuko and the Prodigal Son

September 18, 2016

Avatar: The Last Airbender has become one of the most adored animated series. Its popularity has revived hope for American animation in mainstream television (specifically Nickelodeon), so much so that Avatar was later adapted into a live-action feature [...]

by Eric Perez

Star Trek 50th Anniversary – What It Means To Us

September 8, 2016

Thursday, September 8, 1966 at 8:30 PM, a new show titled Star Trek premiered on NBC. It was a show that few executives knew what to do with.That uncertainty persisted across the three seasons it originally aired with low viewership. It was cancelled in [...]

by Colby Bryant

Star Trek and the Compassion of God

September 7, 2016

Every story has a theology. If stories mean something–if they delve into the depths of humanity, if they question the way things are–then they must, at some point and in some way, deal with the subject of God. Star Trek is not a Christian [...]

by Elora Powell

The Star Fleet Academy Experience at the Intrepid

September 6, 2016

Celebrate the 50th anniversary of Star Trek at the Intrepid Museum— the first venue in the United States to host this immersive “Trek Tech” experience, spanning 12,000 square feet on Pier 86. Become a cadet at the Starfleet Academy, and embark on an [...]

by Victoria Grace Howell

Villains & Sympathizing with Evil

August 2, 2016

“He’s the most dangerous man alive. Not so much because he believes in his actions, but because he believes his actions are all which life allows him.” – The X-Files We love villains. This is not to say we always necessarily like [...]

by Cooper D Barham

Daredevil Season 3 Announced

July 24, 2016

During the Luke Cage panel at San Diego Comic-Con, Marvel announced that Daredevil will return to Netflix for season three. The Daredevil team confirmed the news on Twitter along with a short teaser trailer showing off a blood splattered Hell’s [...]

by Damien Chambers

A Guardians Of The Galaxy Animated Series Is Coming To Disney XD in September

July 23, 2015

Disney and Marvel recently announced that a Guardians of the Galaxy animated series will premiere on Disney XD in September. Simply titled “Guardians of the Galaxy”, the new animated series will include the voice talents of Will Friedle (Boy [...]

by Damien Chambers

Wide Array Of Exclusive Bluefin Collectibles Available For Purchase at San Diego C...

July 2, 2015

If you are fan of toys, collectibles, or hobby merchandise then the 2015 San-Diego Comic-Con International might be just the place for you. Bluefin, the leading distributor in North America for toys, collectibles, and hobby merchandise in Japan, Hong [...]

by Damien Chambers

Wrestling Legend Dusty Rhodes Passes

June 11, 2015

According to a tweet sent out by World Wrestling Entertainment, wrestling legend Dusty Rhodes, real name Virgil Runnels, has passed away at the age of 69. Dusty with his sons in WWE Dusty Rhodes was last seen on WWE Television earlier in 2015 when he [...]

by Mike Pyatt

Jon Bernthal Cast as The Punisher

June 10, 2015

Great news for fans of one of Marvel’s most controversial “heroes”: We finally have our Punisher! According to the Hollywood Reporter, Jon Bernthal, whose most notable role to date has been Shane on The Walking Dead, has been tapped to [...]

by Francis King Jr

What To Watch In June

June 6, 2015

May is the month for finales. It’s when we say goodbye to all the characters and stories that kept us company over the fall and winter months and settle in to wait on their return when fall comes again. Fortunately, the networks understand: they have [...]

by Lari Burkhart

DC’s Legends of Tomorrow Trailer

June 5, 2015

You have to credit Warner Bros and DC for getting aggressive in their super hero marketing. In the past three years we have seen Arrow, Flash, and Gotham TV shows. Without breaking a sweat, DC will be dishing out Super Girl, Preacher, and Legends of [...]

by Michael P M

Ronda Rousey Interested in Return to WWE

May 24, 2015

UFC’s undisputed Women’s Bantamweight Champion has expressed interest in working with WWE again. In fact when asked by a WWE.com reporter “Do you think that will be the last time we see you in a WWE ring?” Rousey responds [...]

by Steven Kuhn II

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