Many of you who are checking this out might not know who David J. Peterson is by name, but you certainly know of his work. In his career he has created languages for HBO’s Game of Thrones, Syfy’s Defiance, Syfy’s Dominion, the CW’s Star-Crossed, the CW’s The 100, Showtime’s Penny Dreadful, MTV’s The Shannara Chronicles,
“To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield” these are the words of the poet Alfred Lord Tennyson, who the episode is named after in the season premiere of Penny Dreadful. Last season, things were left off in a very desolate place with our characters disbanding and going their separate ways. We come back to find what some of these characters have been doing since we last saw them…and I think it’s safe to say that things aren’t well for them…we meet some new faces and that last scene in the premiere was just fantastic and I cannot wait to see how this new story unfolds.
You’ve seen my list of the best of tv in 2015 now join Spagettit and I for the conversation where we break down what worked for us on the small screen, talk about whether there is too much TV, and talk about how awesome The Jinx was. Enjoy!
2015 is on it’s way out the door so let’s talk television, shall we? For TV, this was certainly a banner year once again. The thing I’m most loving about this golden age of television is the diversity of programming.
We have come to an end once again, and bleak does not even describe the season finale as my best friend told me when she watched it…in one word she summed up the finale as: desolate and she was not kidding. What a heartbreaking hour, but yet it was so beautifully done…so here we go one last time until next year.
Vanessa and Evelyn finally face off and prepare for battle, Sir Malcolm is going mad, Caliban gets himself into some trouble…while Lily and Dorian have some fun, and it’s another full moon so you know this doesn’t bode well for a certain someone.