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Monday, August 24, 2015
Castling Booster Gold
Look who says he wants to play Booster Gold!
Fillion wouldn't be my first choice, but probably only because he'll always be Captain Hammer to me.
Footage comes from a Firefly panel at Wizard World Chicago by way of ComicBook.com.
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Thursday, August 20, 2015
Lining His Pockets
I honestly have no idea what's going on behind the scenes between DC, Warner Brothers, The CW, and SyFy, but it sure seems we should have a Booster Gold mock-reality show by now.
Last week's poll question: Why will we not see Booster Gold in Legends of Tomorrow? (52 votes)
The New 52 is now into it's fourth year, and we still have almost no idea what kind of person the New 52 version of Booster Gold is. Did his career path mirror his predecessor's cheating to climb the corporate ladder, or is he just a made-for-tv pseudo-celebrity like Kim Kardashian?
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Monday, August 17, 2015
Putting a New Hamster on the Rumor Wheel
This time last week, I was telling you not to get too excited about the possibility of a Booster Gold movie. Tim Clodfelter of the Winston-Salem Journal agrees. He thinks you should be getting excited about the possibility of a Booster Gold television show.
[At the Television Critics Association] I asked Geoff Johns, the chief creative officer of DC Comics, about the possibility of even more shows based on DC Comics titles, including "Booster Gold," about an opportunistic adventurer from the future who travels back in time to modern day to use his knowledge of history to change current events and make a quick buck in the process ([Johns:] "We're talking about Booster Gold, he's a big character for us, all the time")... .
Investigative reporting? Wishful thinking? Who knows.
Read the rest of Clodfelter's Top Five bits of more geek-friendly news reports from last week's TCA meetings, including a DC property more likely to be coming to a television near you, at journalnow.com.
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Thursday, August 13, 2015
Why Can't Legends of Tomorrow Be Golden
What cereals will Booster Gold endorse next? Something with marshmallows? Bran flakes? A Fruity Pebbles knock-off?
Last week's poll question: Which Booster Gold-endorsed cereal do you like best? (34 votes)
We got the news — good or bad, depending on your feelings about The CW — that Booster will not be in Legends of Tomorrow, but we still don't know why not. The project would have seemed perfect for him.
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Monday, August 10, 2015
Booster Gold Not Coming to Legends of Tomorrow
If you were paying attention this weekend, you've probably already heard the news reported by Laurence Almalvez of The Hollywood Reporter.
"I wish I could tease a Booster thing but, you might have to wait a good long while at least on our show," said
[Legends of Tomorrow showrunner Phil] Klemmer. "Perhaps Booster is being groomed for bigger things."
Or perhaps he's not. Who knows?
The nerd-baiting click farms that populate the Interwebs want you to believe that this is clear evidence that a Booster Gold movie is in the works. Don't be fooled. This isn't clear evidence of anything other than news that Booster Gold fans don't have to watch Legends of Tomorrow.
Don't worry. If there's going to be a Booster Gold movie, DC will let us know.
Find the whole article, with more information about Legends of Tomorrow at hollywoodreporter.com. Thanks to Cdn for the tip in the Boosterrific Forum.
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