A Gallery of All the Fantastic Kroll Show Logos
If you haven’t been watching the Kroll Show on Comedy Central for the past few weeks, you might have missed its expert photoshop team transforming a hug
Author: Paul Tassi
Paul Tassi In addition to writing for TVOvermind, Paul has contributed to major publications such as Forbes. He's a video game expert as well as TV and Movie guy.
A Tribute Gallery of 30 Rock Fan Art
30 Rock ended its run last night, and it's a bit of a sad day as the show has been one of the most consistently brilliant things on TV in the last few years
Six Disney-Bred Starlets: The Good Girls and the Bad
Disney is not only known for its collection of cartoon princesses that its amassed over the years. Rather, it’s assembled quite a collection of real lif
Five Things The Following Needs to Watch Out for Already
I watched The Following this week because I couldn’t pass up a chance to watch Kevin Bacon hunt serial killers. All in all I did in fact like the pilot,
A Gallery of Artistic Tributes to Ron Swanson
In his few short years on Parks and Recreation, Ron Swanson has become a character with a hugely devoted fanbase. He’s the man’s man. He’s r
A Gallery of The Best Dramas on TV Animated
What the “Best Dramas of the Year” are specifically is something of a mixed bag depending on who you are, but I think most of us can agree on a fe
How Would a Fallout Television Series Work?
There’s no official news as of yet, but yesterday it came to my attention that Warner Bros. has registered a trademark at the US Patent and Trademark O
Five Great Shows That Never Won Emmys
With the Oscars coming up, it’s important to remember that awards are tricky things. The Emmys are more or less the TV Oscars, and so I thought I’
The Five Most Scheming, Slippery, Terrible Characters on Television
TV might be full of heroes, but it’s the villains we love sometimes even more. You have your traditional scary big bads who use personal violence to get
The Five Weirdest Animated Video Game Shows
Video games and TV shows don’t often go together well, less so than video games and movies most of the time. In the mid to late ’90s there was a r
