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Hello there. I feel obliged to apologize for my lack of posting, but not obliged enough to offer up an excuse. Mind your own damn business, ya bunch of filthy stalkers...
More to the point, I feel obliged to share with you the TV shows that have been occupying most of my thoughts and life since I last posted. (However, to give you a full list would be insane, so I'm just going to share 2 with you for now because I am stingy sunuvvagun. (I will also try to hold back on the Americanisms as much as I darn tootin' can))

At a 2 hour press conference in New York City last night, streamed live on the internet for the rest of us, Sony finally unveiled their next generation console… the Playstation 4, coming ‘Holiday 2013’. Well, sort of…

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No, that's not a typo. The man behind the wonderfully average X-Men: The Last Stand, Tower Heist and the palatable Jackie Chan-starring Rush Hour 3 films has announced his sellout intentions with the intent of making an animated half-hour television series based on everyone's most irritating Facebook notification bug, Farmville.

Whichever way you put it, Ratner's bound to be making a hefty profit from his newfound partnership with Zynga.
Here's to hoping it becomes an international Oscar-winning box office hit*.

~Chris
P.S- In other news, Zynga has just posted a loss in excess of $200 million.

Director J.J. Abrams has been in the spotlight recently for a number of reasons, including the revelation that he will be the director of the next Star Wars movie.
  This time, we are proud to reveal that he is in the 'early planning stages' with Valve to make films based on its game franchises.
  After a handful of rumours and faffing, Abrams decided to set the record straight, saying: 

All we know is that there'll be a frenzy of lens-flare expecting audiences waiting for their daily dose of Valve and Abrams mixed into one, and that it's definitely going to happen soon.


Over and out
~Chris

Until recently, Android tablets have only been either cheap or cheerful. Is this new 7" Android tablet courtesy of Vodafone ready to reverse the trend? It's time for another long awaited episode of Techflux, your number one technological video review series.

The lens flare one-liners are flooding the internet in the wake of the news that, despite stating he would not be keen on directing the next Star Wars film (owned by Disney by the way, in case you’ve been living under a rock), JJ Abrams will indeed be taking the helm.

As an aspiring director, I would not personally ever wish to touch Star Wars with a ten foot pole. I have no vendetta against the series, but the danger of desecrating a legacy is just too terrifying to me.

This is part of the reason most will agree JJ Abrams is taking a risk by signing on for the as-yet-unnamed Episode VII. But nothing is certain, after all, Abrams managed to by-and-large avoid butchering the Star Trek franchise which must be a good sign.

You can probably expect a review of the film when it comes out. But that’ll be in 2015 so do something else in the meantime while you’re waiting.

Watch this space
~Sam