church of awesome: the Large Hadron Collider — in Lego
Unconformed reports say that the Lego Hadron Collider is searching for the elusive null-peg brick, which science proves must exist but which has never been observed in nature.
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translating Hollywood: the greenlighting of the Lego movie
You may have read the Variety article this week about the Lego movie Warner Bros. just greenlit. But did you understand what it was really saying? Here’s a translation…
‘Doctor Who’ thing of the day: new Lego-compatible toy sets and figures
If you’ve been looking for official Lego Doctor Who toys, you’ve been out of luck. Until now. Well, sort of…
‘Doctor Who’ thing of the day: build your own Lego TARDIS
Andrew Summersgill really likes the TARDIS. And Legos. So he builds all sorts of Lego TARDISes and puts them into scenarios and photographs them and posts them to flickr. He’ll even show you how to build your own Lego TARDIS… complete with video instructions.
watch: “Lego Black Ops”
I can’t tell if this is a parody or an homage. A little of both, perhaps…
‘Doctor Who’ thing of the day: Lego Time Lords and monsters
This is just a small part of an extraordinary illustration by artist ulises_f: there are dozens of Doctor Who characters pictured in the full image.
watch it: “The Fastest and Funniest LEGO Star Wars story ever told”
Or, “The original Star Wars saga as told by a kid with one heck of a LEGO collection.” Awesome:
watch it: “Lego Doctor Who: Horror Of The Nestene”
I’m sorta impressed and sorta horrified at how many results turn up when you plug “Lego Doctor Who” into YouTube’s search field…
the oh-no! DVD of the week: ‘Playmobil: The Secret of Pirate Island’
It’s a Choose Your Own Adventure-type thing, according to the Sony press release about the DVD: Would-be buccaneers can even participate in the action, as PLAYMOBIL: THE SECRET OF PIRATE ISLAND features an exciting interactive storyline. At certain points throughout the story, the lead characters, Jack and Amelia, will turn to the viewers and ask, … more…
I give up
I feel more and more like Lily Tomlin every day: No matter how cynical I get, I can’t keep up. Just like week I invented an imaginary supervillain for whom Play-Doh: The Motion Picture, Boggle: The Movie, and Trivial Pursuit: The Next Generation seemed beyond the pale, something only the depths of his depravity could … more…
