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SNW “Those Old Scientists” – Review

The only TOS episode that’s a perfect 10. Of course “Those Old Scientists” had to be the one directed by Jonathan Frakes, which means it is not only beautiful but makes a lot of visual sense because Frakes knows how to do…

Reservation Dogs (TV Series) Review

Out of the TV series I’ve watched this year, I think this is the one that had me experiencing the largest array of emotions. At its core Reservation Dogs is a comedy TV series, but contains many aspects of other genres. The…

SNW “Lost in Translation” – Review

Kirk & Spock and Zombies, the disappointing Pride & Prejudice sequel. After directing a lot of The Walking Dead, Shadow and Bone, as well as some Picard, Dan Liu helms this run-out. You might remember that he also did “Momento Mori” last season. Not only am I…

SNW “Charades” – Review

Here we go with a Spock episode about his relationships. Specifically with the one we know will die and the one with the blue eyes and platinum-blonde hair. This episode is written by Henry Alonso Myers as well as Lower Decks story editor…

SNW “Among the Lotus Eaters” – Review

This is a good and proper bit of plain and simple Star Trek: No courtroom, no time travel, and no finale to start out the season. This is simply a test of humanity and a highlight of what happens when we lose ourselves. This…

SNW “Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow” – Review

If he can’t shag his way across space, let him do it through time instead. This is another episode with Onitra Johnson listed as staff writer, plus David Reed who is best known for the likes of The Boys, The Magicians, and a…

The Bear (Series) Review

The culinary world is an intensely fascinating industry. It’s a career path that is filled with dozens of highs and lows. As a result, it’s no surprise that you can find culinary content focused on a huge variety of angles. From wholesome…

A Haunting in Venice (Movie) Review

Kenneth Branagh’s Hercule Poirot has returned to the screens in another triumphant adaptation of an Agatha Christie mystery. In A Haunting in Venice, we see a retired Hercule Poirot navigating his way away from mysteries after the traumatic events of Death on…

SNW “Ad Astra Per Aspera” – Review

Lt Grissom, White, and Chaffee are the three men you’d probably never think of but unless you are from Kansas or know Latin. They are best associated with the loose translation of Ad Astra Per Aspera. For them, it is “A rough…

SNW “The Broken Circle” – Review

Carol Kane is like Kris Kringle, if you don’t love or believe in her, you are on the naughty list. This episode has the exact same creative team as “A Quality of Mercy,” though with a little help from Onitra Johnson from…