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About Us
We specialize in reviews of science fiction, fantasy, and cult television shows (in other words, what we like). And sometimes we dabble in books and movies, too.
Would you like to write for us? Click here for details.
Site Owners
Billie Doux began reviewing episodes of Buffy the Vampire Slayer for some of her online friends back in 1997, became obsessed with reviewing, took on more shows, contributed reviews to several web sites, started billiedoux.com in 2004 when the sheer volume started getting out of hand, and began recruiting contributing writers in 2008. Click here for more about Billie and Frequently Asked Questions about this site.
Billie is currently reviewing Breaking Bad, Dexter, Justified, Star Trek, Supernatural, Torchwood and True Blood. She has also reviewed Alias, Angel, Battlestar Galactica, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, The Dead Zone, Dollhouse, Firefly, Heroes, Highlander, Lost, La Femme Nikita, Moonlight, Six Feet Under, Smallville, Veronica Mars, and the occasional book and movie. You can see why it got out of hand.
Josie Kafka enjoys cats, reading, and watching TV. (But she does not enjoy watching cats read books on TV. It's so passe.) Click here for more Josie. Josie is currently reviewing Fringe, Game of Thrones, Twin Peaks and The Vampire Diaries. She has also reviewed Chuck, FlashForward, Moonlight, and Persons Unknown, as well as various premieres, books, and films.
Head Writers
Jess Lynde enjoys writing and watching TV, and loves having a place to indulge both passions. If she could just find a way to cook at the same time, life would be perfect. Jess began doing regular episode reviews for Billie Doux in 2008. Click here for more about Jess. Jess is currently reviewing Eureka, Farscape, Warehouse 13 and The X-Files. She has previously reviewed Stargate Universe, Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles and Wonderfalls.
Paul Kelly is one of the founding fathers of Britannia. He also invented the cabbage, eats dolphin's eggs for breakfast, wears a bowler hat and talks like the Queen. Click here for a list of his book, television and film reviews. Paul is currently reviewing Doctor Who, Being Human (BBC), Misfits and Sherlock.
Contributing Writers
Ben P. Duck has known Billie for getting on towards twenty years but despite this she continues to humor him. He is a veteran of the Gratuitous Trek Flamewars of the mid-nineties, for which he received a number of decorations for snarkiness. In his spare time, he is a cultural anthropologist, raises two daughters and a neurotic cat, and hopes one day to have free time again. His interests include bacon, information theory and not learning to play the guitar. To find more about him click here (where he rambles with declining frequency). He reviews Star Trek and writes the occasional essay.
Dr. Nana Mom (a.k.a. Sandy) is sometimes know as SUPER NANA and enjoys chasing monsters, building forts and giggling. Sandy is currently reviewing Alphas, Haven, and The Walking Dead.
Harry Earle is fond of orchids, dinosaurs and bees, and is generally quite strange and perturbing. He also enjoys reading reviews of almost all his favourite shows on billiedoux.com (funny that). Harry is currently reviewing Glee.
Mark Greig is the current penname for a loose association of mostly illiterate monkeys kept locked in a basement and chained to typewriters. They enjoy Bananarama, the Banana Splits, Bananaman, Bananas in Pyjamas and Woody Allen's Bananas. They are currently reviewing Community and classic Doctor Who. They previously reviewed The Killing.
Gus Brunetti spends most of his ever-decreasing free time surrounded by literature, music, TV series and movies. He has the teaching curse: everything he learns, he somehow ends up teaching. He's a lostie, and his big dream is to use Lost in an academic paper. Gus is currently reviewing Once Upon a Time and Person of Interest.
maxpower03 (a.k.a. Adam) uses the word 'ridiculously' far too often, occasionally writes like a pre-teen valley girl and struggles to say anything interesting about The X-Files. Too much of Adam's internet existence has been spent analyzing Charmed's rapid decline in quality, he's strangely obsessed with the career of Jennifer Aniston, and loves any night-time soap opera featuring ridiculous characters throwing drinks in people's faces. He's run his own blog since early 2010 and thinks writing in the third person is annoying and scary. Adam is currently reviewing American Horror Story and Ringer.
J.D. Balthazar has just emerged from his cave after several centuries of isolation. To his perpetual astonishment, the world went and got all advanced. His favorite advancement is a wonderful blend of these technologies called Movies! Combining this new fascination with his other joy, writing, he'll be reviewing brand new shiny movies and some that he's discovered from long ago.
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