I have mentioned before that I’m a fan of the Revision 3 network and enjoy the programming options offered through this internet television provider. One of my favorite shows on the network is The Totally Rad Show (TRS), a news show for gamers, movie watchers, comic readers, and TV show fans from today’s geek culture. Furthermore, it is a show that I highly recommend if you have not as yet come across it, especially if you have interests in any of the aforementioned topics.

TRS has a close following of fans, some of which like to submit original background art for use on the show that incorporates the shows logo and perhaps is even themed specifically to coincide with a recent movie, game, or other popular topic. I created and submitted the following backgrounds for consideration; however neither made it on the show, so I thought why not share them here – possibly some of my fellow TRS fans may be interested in them.

TRS Urban Light & Shadow Background

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One of the latest projects being worked on by Lucasfilm Animation is the upcoming television series Star Wars: The Clone Wars. This computer generated (CG) series will continue the Star Wars saga as a follow up to the animated Clone Wars micro-series released back in 2005.

I’m most definitely looking forward to this next Star Wars project as I enjoyed this previous animated series immensely and I welcome all the new content I can get, as most fans do. And with the live action series also coming we have a lot to look forward to for certain.

In being the Star Wars geek that I am I most assuredly looking forward to Star Wars: The Legacy Revealed due to air this Memorial Day on the History Channel. In reading the description of the documentary it sounds as though this should provide some very unique insight into the lore of Star Wars and why its stories, characters, and imaginative qualities remain relevant still today.

I received my copy of the HD DVD version of the Planet Earth miniseries a couple day ago and have had some time to watch a few of the episodes in full high definition. All I can say is WOW, now this is what HD is all about.

Again, I do highly recommend this series as it is stunning in every way from picture quality to content and truly something worth your time. So if you have not yet had a chance to view this series, what are you waiting for? You won’t regret the time you spend doing so…trust me!

If you have not yet had the chance to watch any of the Planet Earth documentaries being presented on the Discovery Channel these past few weeks I highly recommend checking them out as they truly offer some amazing insight into our planet and the life that abounds here. You can also find out additional information through the Planet Earth section of the Discovery Channel site.