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Doctor Who “Destination: Skaro” – Review

Oh Russell, you never let up with the Lekad? Adlek? Klaed? No, Edlak? They should really get that name sorted out, and maybe get a space plumber/policeman around to get their robots to employ plungers instead of claws. The very first bit…

The Orville Season 3 – Episode 4 Review

Warning: The following review contains spoilers for episode 4 of The Orvile’s third season, as well as references to previous episodes. I’ve been loving my time with The Orville: New Horizons (Season 3) so far. The production quality is great, the writing…

SNW “Hegemony” – Review

Two factions stand on either side of an invisible line, secretly sending troops across to attack the other as war is right on the edge of happening. Henry Alonso Myers and Maja Vrvilo lead the season finale, of sorts, for Strange New…

Fioretta (Film) Review

Documentaries are a film genre that is one of my least viewed. I don’t have an issue with it, but typically don’t find myself drawn to the genre unless it’s discussing a topic I find particularly interesting. As a result, I found…

The Orville Season 3 – Episode 3 Review

Warning: This review may contain spoilers for episode 3 of The Orville’s third season, as well as season 1 episode 12, “Mad Idolatry.” One of the best things about The Orville is that you never know when characters, stories, or concepts from…

The Marvels (Film) Review

While most Marvel fans were at home watching the season finale of Loki, I decided to head on down to my local movie theater and watch The Marvels. The sequel to Captain Marvel and a continuation of the growing Marvel Cinematic Universe,…

SNW “Subspace Rhapsody” – Review

Do we want to talk about a Black woman being a glorified space telephone operator at the start of the episode? Okay, I’ll move on to Dana Horgan and Bill Wolkoff’s “Subspace Rhapsody.” Horgan previously wrote for “Ad Astra Per Aspera” while…

The Orville Season 3 – Episode 2 Review

Warning: This review may contain spoilers for episode 2 of The Orville’s third season, as well as episode 1, “Electric Sheep.” Watching the first episode of The Orville: New Horizons (The Orville’s third season) left me feeling both excited for the season…

Don’t Tell Larry (Film) Review

Don’t Tell Larry is a dark comedy film by Greg Porper and John Schimcke. The film follows the ambitious corporate executive, Susan, and her co-worker, Patrick as they deal with the various consequences of telling a small lie to their newest eccentric…

SNW “Under the Cloak of War” – Review

See Discovery, you can have a Klingon without trying to make them ridiculous/a caricature that stands on the edge of boot polish and other questionable things. Working on several series you might have heard of, Jeff W Byrd is most notably known…