TV Geek Army Contributors
Eric is the publisher and revered leader of TV Geek Army… at least in his own mind. TV Geek Army is a place for serious TV reviews and news for serious fans of great television. Contact: eric-[at]-tvgeekarmy.com
Lucas High is a man on a mission. That mission: to watch television for a living. Drop him a line at lhigh2@gmail.com, on Facebook and on Twitter at twitter.com/HighOnTV.
Hear more from the King of TV on The Paul Goebel Show podcast and at his website, www.TheKingofTV.com. You can also follow Paul on Twitter @PaulGoebelShow.
Mark is a freelance writer, student of English and Philosophy, and still has too much time on his hands. If you have any of your own, check out the blog and follow him on Twitter!
http://twitter.com/#!/MarkDCurran
Erin is an avid tv watcher; Castle, The Office, Fringe, Vampire Diaries, Cougar Town and True Blood among her favorites. She also likes to go to the movies, write, try new places to eat at and travel to new destinations. Follow her on Twitter @erninlow.
I work hard. And I play hard.
Actually, I don't work that hard.
Also I Tweet. Twitter.com/MikeProper
Samantha is a freelance writer, editor and book and TV reviewer. She's currently in gradschool and working on her first novel, and one day she'll rule to world. Or marry her TV. Whichever comes first. Follow! twitter.com/pirategirljack.
is an author (The Lost Encyclopedia), a national entertainment journalist and a media studies adjunct professor at Rowan University. She's been a film, TV and pop culture junkie for as long as she can remember and she's got the old TV Guide's to prove it. Pray for her thighs as she spends far too much time at her desk writing or her couch watching what she loves.
Dean Childers is freelance writer in Kentucky. He is a major in Mass Communications. He lurks in the Bluegrass waiting for someone to throw a pokeball at him.
MaryAnn was raised by television because her parents were too cheap to get a babysitter. Some people have fond memories of summer camp, she has Salute Your Shorts reruns. Stalk her on Twitter at @radium_girl.
Tom Santilli is a national columnist and movie critic, who also covers Survivor for Examiner.com. His ongoing work can be found at his blog, FilmSurvivor.com. He is a member of the Detroit Film Critic Society, and huge Survivor fan.
El Bicho, former ringmaster for The Masked Movie Snobs and current publisher of Cinema Sentries, has been writing online since 2003 about all manner of things that strike his fancy.
Chris Morgan is a writer who has covered, TV, sports, movies, and more. He is The Office Examiner at Examiner.com and has written about TV for Splitsider, Overthinking It, and others. He also has a podcast called Cheers: http://cheers.libsyn.com/rss
Greg Barbrick has been watching TV so long he remembers watching first run episodes of Star Trek.
Reviewing for various magazines and websites since 2004.
I'm on a quest to be the most amazing writer to ever live. Until then, writing about TV will have to satiate my hunger for characters, plots, and intense emotional reactions.
See my blog for more stuff...
Entertainment writer and essayist from the Boston area
After doing a few film reviews during an internship with the L.A. Times Todd learned how much he enjoyed it. He has written articles for the Daily Pilot, Blog Critics and is a former member of the Masked Movie Snobs.
Used to blog over at http://rev-views.blogspot.com/ but have since migrated here to TV Geek Army!
I've talked about TV since I got my first TV Guide in 1974. Now I write about it since the people at the bar seem to ignore my ramblings. Oh yeah - I'm also not a witch.
Kirby Reed is an aspiring author and freelance writer with a rabid pop culture obsession. She's currently in love with 'Game of Thrones' and has two little 'direwolves' of her own.
Follow her on Twitter! @popculturepup
Dawn has a passion for the show Supernatural & everything that makes it great: acting, story arcs & classic rock. She loves episode spoilers, conventions & sneak peek clips. Follow her on Twitter: @Feretory
When I'm not watching TV and blogging about it, I'm a children's book writer. Follow my TV tweets @totallytv or my writing-related tweets @amithaknight.
Writing for this site is one of the biggest honors of my life because they have such high standards. Speaking of standards, my own blog has none, but you can read it at randomculturalramblings.blogspot.com. I'm also on Twitter, @reubenco.
Absolutely passionate about Supernatural.
English freelance writer who has contributed to Sports and Entertainment genres.
Brittany Ryan is a corporate copywriter with passions outside the 9-5. When she’s not jetting around the world working for the man, you can find her on the couch indulging her fiction addiction. As a modern working woman and ‘80s baby, she enjoys a variety of boob tube offerings from the complex commentary of Mad Men to the shameless fun of Flavor of Love.
I've always wanted to create a TV show about four world dictators that share an apartment in Lower Manhattan and how their awkward neighbor deals with it. I would call it "World War Me" ... or something.
A writer, photographer, Brooklynite, and fan of all things pop culture. Except cat videos. Those are just a slippery slope.
I'm a weather nerd from the South with a passion for teaching science. When I'm not writing about watching TV I like to read and chase down cumulonimbus clouds.
I also tweet random things in my spare time: @honeydewfest
Jerome Wetzel also writes TV reviews for Examiner and BlogCritics. He is an avid TV fan, and wants to cover as much as possible. He has written fiction, as well, and is currently working on his series, An Actor's Nightmare.
I have a ludacris dreams of being a Canadian Tina Fey. TV is my life, there is an imprint on my couch to prove it!
Michael loves tech and TV and has found ways to write about both. His favorites on TV right now include Chuck, Curb Your Enthusiasm, The Vampire Diaries, 30 Rock, and Cougar Town, among others.
Michael Langston Moore writes for three columns at Examiner.com, including the Boston TV Examiner. He also has his own television blog entitled The Screen Fiend.
You can follow Michael on Twitter, too: @MLM_Examiner
