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TV show news, trailers and reviews
Welcome to Geek Native's TV section, your guide to the best of the small screen. From epic fantasy series and sci-fi sagas to the latest superhero shows, we cover the television that fuels our geek passions. This is your hub for news, reviews, and a whole host of trailers to keep you ready for the next big premiere.
Our TV coverage has a special focus on Anime, with a dedicated section for the latest news and reviews from Japan. We also explore the ever-growing world of Online Shows, including the popular 'Actual Play' series where tabletop adventures come to life on screen. Whatever you're watching, you'll find it discussed here.
Irregular Reconnaissance: Anime #76
Dragon’s Dogma was given plenty of hype by Netflix, but is it any good or is The Great Pretender a better shout? In this article, we also catch up with some of the concluding Crunchyroll summer hits to find out which ones finish strongly.
Dexter returns: Which were the most disappointing TV show finales?
Have you ever had a TV show ruined by the final episode? Ruined, or just disappointed by the finale?
You Are Beyond opens our eyes to a strange lost world
In the strange world, Mio meets the guide Gimon and a mysterious girl called Kiku, and together they search for forgotten things. Ultimately, they search for a way back to Arata.
Pompo: The Cinéphile’s trailer might make you miss the cinema
In the show, Joelle Davidovich “Pompo” Pomponett is a movie producer and the daughter of legendary filmmaker J.D. Peterson. Pompo inherits J.D.’s network when he retires, and despite her sometimes child-like demeanour goes on to make some great films.
“No DNA” – Rhianna Pratchett comments on the BBC’s The Watch
BBC America has put out a trailer for the upcoming TV series based on Terry Pratchett’s Discworld characters of the Watch.
Monster Incidents gets its first trailer
Monster Incidents (Kemono Jihen) is an anime in which strange things start to happen in an otherwise quiet village. Animals begin to die.
Robert Kirkman’s Invincible trailer
The violent Invincible may now become his next mainstream hit as Amazon Prime gears up to run the animated series.
I’ve Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years and Maxed Out My Level
Azusa dies from overwork which, sadly, isn’t unheard of real-life Japan. The office-worker is reincarnated as an immortal witch in a fantasy world and commits to living a stress-free life.
Surprise anime trailer sends old RPG trending on Twitter in Japan
Higurashi When They Cry is an RPG/visual novel that dates back to 2002. It’s a murder mystery meets supernatural horror in which people die, each year, after a festival in a fictional town.
