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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. You can also follow Billie and the site on Twitter or Facebook.
Billie is currently reviewing Breaking Bad, Dexter, Justified, Supernatural 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, The Prisoner, Six Feet Under, Smallville, Star Trek, Torchwood, 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 Game of Thrones, Twin Peaks and The Vampire Diaries. She has also reviewed Chuck, FlashForward, Fringe, Moonlight, Persons Unknown and Threshold, as well as various premieres, books, and films.
Contributing Writers
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, Misfits and Sherlock. He previously reviewed Being Human.
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 has reviewed The Prisoner and Star Trek, and writes the occasional essay.
Dr. Nana Mom (a.k.a. Sandy) is sometimes known as SUPER NANA and enjoys chasing monsters, building forts and giggling. Sandy is currently reviewing The Walking Dead. She previously reviewed Alphas and Haven.
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, Lost Girl and classic Doctor Who. They previously reviewed The Fades, Merlin and The Killing.
J.D. Balthazar is a movie buff and an avid gamer who loves science fiction and fantasy. Click here for a complete list of J.D.'s reviews. Currently trapped in southern California where it never, ever rains, J.D. is currently reviewing Arrow, Falling Skies (consider the rain-related irony), Lost Girl, and new movies. (You can follow J.D. on Twitter.)
Panda (a.k.a. Cian) spends far too much time telling TV writers how to do their jobs. After spending years contributing to all the standard online forums, he started his own blog in 2011 where he dedicates time to talking his favourite shows up their own behinds and tearing them apart, in equal measure. His taste ranges from the TV legends we all know (Buffy) to current fads (True Blood, The Vampire Diaries) to the downright blasphemous (Pretty Little Liars, Charmed). Panda is currently reviewing Once Upon a Time, Roswell and Teen Wolf. He previously reviewed The Secret Circle. (You can follow Panda on Twitter.)
ChrisB loves nothing better than to have new experiences and then to write about them here. After years of sneering at all things sci-fi and genre related, she came to the party about ten years ago thanks to Buffy and Alias. She is now mildly obsessed with all things discussed and written about on Doux Reviews. Click here for more. ChrisB is currently reviewing Castle and Downton Abbey. (You can follow ChrisB on Twitter.)
Juliette is a part-time ancient history lecturer and full-time Trekkie. One of her proudest possessions is her DVD set of I, Claudius signed by BRIAN BLESSED, aka the Emperor Augustus, himself. She reviews stuff with Greeks and Romans in it at her own blog, but she has too many Opinions that Must Be Heard on other things, and felt the need to branch out. She is currently reviewing Star Trek Voyager and The West Wing. (You can follow Juliette on Twitter.)
Sunbunny is a fairytale princess living locked in a tower with only a TV and the Internet to keep her company. Also, she has a ridiculously small dog. Her hobbies include reading nineteenth century literature and playing with said ridiculously small dog. Click here for a list of her reviews. Sunbunny is currently reviewing Person of Interest, Scandal and The Tudors. (You can follow Sunbunny on Twitter.)
Beth is a writer, turtle-owner, and TV fan based in Massachusetts. Her current favorites are Modern Family, Big Bang Theory, The Mindy Project, and Parks & Rec. Hey, that's one for each major network! Beth also has a longstanding love-hate relationship with David E. Kelley and has spent a lot of time the last few years getting to know the old western Gunsmoke. "Get out of Dodge" has a whole new meaning to her now. Beth is currently reviewing Psych.
Associated 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. She has reviewed Eureka, Farscape, Stargate Universe, Warehouse 13, Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, Wonderfalls and The X-Files.
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 has contributed reviews to several shows.
Katie Hart lived most of her life without TV reception, but she's been making up for it with a vengeance since 2008, swallowing seasons in week-long marathons and plowing through entire series runs in a matter of months. Her roommate and sister got tired of Katie raving about TV shows 24/7, so Katie harnessed her love of writing to launch TV Breakroom, a site featuring news, reviews, and fan events for scripted shows. She's also working a TV-inspired novel series that will release as ebook episodes. Katie previously reviewed Grimm.
