The Daily Dose

Monday, April 26, 2010

Here’s what else is going on in nerd news across the Web:

The Simpsons man up: During last night’s Simpson‘s episode, the series showed its support for an animated competitor: South Park. During its 201st episode, South Park was heavily censored due to death threats made against creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone because of the show’s depiction of Muhammad in a bear suit. In response, the phrase “South Park – We’d Stand Beside You If We Weren’t So Scared” appeared on Bart’s chalkboard during last night’s opening credits. Watch a clip here.

[via Geekosystem]

Ladies and Gentleman, the Spocker:

[via The Daily What]

Just a little bit o’lore: In the 1930s, the Scottish Police believed that the Loch Ness Monster existed “without a doubt.” They even organized a 20-man hunting party to capture it.

[via The Telegraph]

Is this what the new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles will look like?

[via Topless Robot]

No boys allowed: Her Universe launched today, which offers Star Wars merch geared toward the ladies. (They’ll be at ComicCon, too.)

[via TheForce.net]

What wait? Sookie shoots Eric?

[via MTV]

New Jonah Hex sneak peek:

Nerdy Want:

For LOTR fans: A map of the subway stops of Middle Earth

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[via The Daily What]

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