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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.

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The world of tat: A review of Ashens and the Quest for the GameChild Competition: Win Ghost in the Shell 2.0 Doctor Who: Commonwealth Games opening trailer Irregular Reconnaissance: Anime #11 Doctor Who: Series 8 trailer

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The world of tat: A review of Ashens and the Quest for the GameChild

July 24, 2014 by Andrew Girdwood Leave a Comment

I remember when I first encountered Ashens on YouTube. I was visiting friends, they had YouTube running on a big TV and were laughing hysterically as someone with a smooth English accent tried to review some awful toy. That’s what Ashens does. He collects old tat – bric-a-brac, old toys, the sort of crap you […]

Filed Under: Sites, TV Tagged With: reviews, Robert Llewellyn, warwick davis

Competition: Win Ghost in the Shell 2.0

July 24, 2014 by Andrew Girdwood 15 Comments

Ghost in the Shell is one of the most popular and respected anime series to have made it out of Japan. 2.0 is a re-mastered version of the first. Set in an alternative Hong Kong when the cyberspace is pushing strongly into every day human life Ghost in the Shell follows cyber-cop Major Motoko Kusanagi. […]

Filed Under: Anime Tagged With: competitions, ghost in the shell

Doctor Who: Commonwealth Games opening trailer

July 24, 2014 by Andrew Girdwood Leave a Comment

Just before the Commonwealth Games opening the BBC ran a new trailer for Doctor Who. It’s very much a re-cut of the 12th Doctor’s current introduction. The dinosaur in London is back. Mr long-eye alien is back. The Garrus (Mass Effect) alien is back. Clara’s inability to say whether the Doctor is still a good […]

Filed Under: TV Tagged With: clara oswald, doctor who, Jenna Coleman, peter capaldi, trailers, Twelfth Doctor

Irregular Reconnaissance: Anime #11

July 21, 2014 by Andrew Girdwood Leave a Comment

Irregular Reconnaissance is a chance to catch up and chat about the geeky aspects of entertainment. In Irregular Reconnaissance: Anime we chat about anime. You guessed that already, huh? What anime have you been watching lately? Share your thoughts and finds in the comments below? Which titles are a must watch? Which are a miss? […]

Filed Under: Anime Tagged With: Blade and Soul, dragon ball, Irregular Reconnaissance, Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic, one piece, reviews

Doctor Who: Series 8 trailer

July 13, 2014 by Andrew Girdwood Leave a Comment

The first full length trailer is out for Doctor Who. It feels different. The Doctor is certainly different. What do you think? We’ve got the Daleks back — and they seem happy! The Doctor is now, as suspected, over 2,000 years old. Clara isn’t even sure if he’s a good man. The Doctor will take […]

Filed Under: TV Tagged With: daleks, doctor who, Jenna Coleman, peter capaldi, trailers, Twelfth Doctor

No Midgard Serpent: A review of Jormungand

July 11, 2014 by Andrew Girdwood Leave a Comment

The anime Jormungand is named after the Midgard Serpent, Jörmungandr, a creature who it said will signal the end of the world should it ever let go of its own tail. This enemy of Thor is so large that it circles all around the world. There is no more Norse mythology in Jormungand – even […]

Filed Under: Anime Tagged With: Jormungand, manga uk, reviews

Cleverly layered: A Knights of Sidonia anime review

July 7, 2014 by Andrew Girdwood 2 Comments

The Knights of Sidonia is the first anime I’ve watched on Netflix. One of the reasons I wanted to watch it was to encourage Netflix to buy in more – and they did do the heavy lifting on this one. The other reason was that the Knights of Sidonia looked like an interesting but relatively […]

Filed Under: Online Shows Tagged With: Knights of Sidonia, mecha, netflix, reviews, sci-fi

New Robotech anime? If Harmony Gold finds Kickstarter gold

July 7, 2014 by Andrew Girdwood 1 Comment

Harmony Gold Productions are the people who helped dub Dragon Ball in the 80s but are better known for being the US distributor of Robotech. The company has been slumbering for a while, it seems, but perhaps due to the ongoing sales strength of Robotech on DVD they’ve started to stir. Now they’re asking for […]

Filed Under: Anime Tagged With: kickstarters, Robotech

Irregular Reconnaissance: Anime #10

July 6, 2014 by Andrew Girdwood Leave a Comment

Which anime would you recommend to friends and fellow roleplayers? In Irregular Reconnaissance I run through some of the series I’ve been watching in a collection of mini-reviews. There are no spoilers, just a little description of what’s going on and what I either like or dislike. We’d love to have your anime advice in the […]

Filed Under: Anime Tagged With: Blade and Soul, dragon ball, Irregular Reconnaissance, Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic, one piece, reviews

Superhero Week: Behind the scenes at The Flash pilot episode

July 5, 2014 by Andrew Girdwood 1 Comment

This is almost painful to post. I’m still waiting for Arrow season 2 to appear on Amazon Instant Video or Netflix in the UK. It’s Arrow which introduces Flash. Meanwhile, there’s no news as to whether The CW has signed a license deal to take The Flash to the UK. That’s painful because this featurette […]

Filed Under: TV Tagged With: superhero week, superheroes, The Flash, trailers

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