Showing posts with label Timetables. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Timetables. Show all posts

Saturday, 16 October 2010

Super Sundays!

Super Sundays is a new feature on my blog. Every month will have a theme, and every Sunday I will review a piece of media (mainly films) related to it. Here's the remaining year's schedule:

October - Superheroes

- 17/10/10 - Superman Returns
- 24/10/10 - Spiderman 2
- 31/10/10 - The Dark Knight

November - Africa

- 7/11/10 - Goodbye Bafana
- 14/11/10 - Last King of Scotland
- 21/11/10 - Blood Diamond
- 28/11/10 - District 9

December - Great British Comedy

- 5/12/10 - Monty Python Mega-Review
- 12/12/10 - Sean of the Dead
- 18/12/10 -The Boat that Rocked
- 26/12/10 - Love Actually

Thanks.

Thursday, 10 June 2010

Timeline Discrepancies

Soooo, I assume some of you were waiting for The Script? Yeah, sorryabout that, couldn't get that in time for Monday.

I haven't had much time today, so tommorrow will have a Bumper Lemony Snicket Special, with Books 7-13.

Next week? I haven't decided yet. I'll think about it over the weekend, where in the meantime, we have Doctor Who: The Lodger and The God Delusion. 

Thanks.

Monday, 31 May 2010

Quick new timeline

A quick update on some of the long-term plans for Audenshaw Reviews in the next twelve months.

The closest big event is my review of Alton Towers in July. There I'll be reviewing the changes since my last visit, the gardens, and overall park hospitality. Expect some swearing.

In the first two weeks of summer I won't have internet access, but I'll still be writing reviews of attractions in North Devon, which will then be published when I get back. Don't expect as much swearing.

Then I get back to school and I start rehearsals for Oliver - see how I do, and each week of rehearsals, I'll write a piece on it. Expect an Oliver Review either way.

Then, some time before or after Christmas, expect another Hallé for Youth review.

Next week I'm planning to review The Script and A Series of Unfortunate Events, in four-book groups.

Thanks. 

Sunday, 30 May 2010

Timetable 30/5/10 - 5/6/10

It's Harry Potter Week, as well as five music reviews including Two Double Bills.

Sunday 30/5/10 - ...And the Philosopher's Stone

Monday 31/5/10 - ...And the Chamber of Secrets and Gary Go

Tuesday 1/6/10 - ...And the Prisoner of Azkaban and Back to Bedlam

Wednesday 2/6/10 - ...And the Goblet of Fire and All the Lost Souls

Thursday 3/6/20 - ...And the Order of the Phoenix and These Streets

Friday 4/6/10 - ...And the Half-Blood Prince and Sunny Side Up

Saturday 5/6/10 - ...And the Deathly Hallows and Doctor Who: Vincent and the Doctor

Saturday, 29 May 2010

Timeline Changes

I think I'd rather not go ahead with tonight's Eurovision Coverage. It seems to much of a workload for a Saturdy night, and so instead I'll post my Doctor Who:Cold Blood review and then Harry Potter Week starts on Sunday with ...And The Philosopher's Stone.

I'm also gonna be introducing a Poll at the side there, covering many different topics from my reivews to what I see on television.

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Sunday, 23 May 2010

Timetable 24/5/10 - 31/5/10

Monday 24/5/10 - Hands - Little Boots

Tuesday 25/5/10 - La Roux - La Roux

Wednesday 26/5/10 - Alright, Still - Lilly Allen

Thursday 27/5/10 - It's Not Me, It's You - Lilly Allen

Friday 28/5/10 - Opinion - Half-Term Roundup

Saturday 29/5/10 - Eurovision Live Coverage

Sunday 30/5/10 - Doctor Who: Cold Blood

Tuesday, 18 May 2010

New Review Timeline!

I've found Music! HURRAH! That and it's nearing the beginning of the Summer Block, so I'll be reviewing some television as well. Here's a rough view of the reviews I'll be writing in the next few weeks:

Wednesday 19/5/10 - The E.N.D. - Black Eyed Peas, The Young Apprentice Overview

Thursday 20/5/10 - Lungs - Florence and the Machine

Friday 21/5/10 - Ashes to Ashes Overview

Sunday 23/5/10 - Doctor Who: The Hungry Earth

Monday 24/5/10 - Hands - Little Boots

Tuesday 25/5/10 - La Roux - La Roux

Saturday 29/5/10 - Eurovision Live Coverage

Sunday 30/5/10 - Doctor Who: Cold Blood

(?July) - Alton Towers Gardens

That should do. I will write opinion pieces now and then as well, and I hope you'll like them.

Thanks.