Mr. Robot Is A Rather Polarizing Show Mr. Robot is a show with an odd style to it. Brilliant, but boring. Evocative and yet slow. The best show I have trouble keeping my attention on for long stretches. Because, the storytelling, and even the pacing of the show, tells you one major thing: you are…
This is a guest piece written by author Collin Pearman. His novel, A Timeless Abandon, was reviewed by our site and is available online today. With that said, enjoy the article. Minor spoilers below for The 100, season 2, and The Walking Dead, season 5. I’ve been thinking a lot about the technology of today’s sci-fi….
“Kerblam!” Finally Sold Me On Season 11 I feel I was, perhaps, a little unfair to Jodie Whittaker, and Doctor Who season 11 in general. Going further into the show has led to a lot more fun episodes, and moments for the newest Doctor to shine. The second episode had a great premise; “Rosa” was…
First Aired November 25th, 2018 While searching for Eugene (played by Josh McDermitt) Daryl (played by Norman Reedus), Aaron (played by Ross Marquand) and Jesus (played by Tom Payne) spot a herd of walkers behaving oddly but move on before being detected. Gabriel (played by Seth Gilliam) has started weekly sessions with Negan (played by…
The Orville Became The New Star Trek Having not grown up with original Star Trek, nor The Next Generation, The Orville is my first real exposure to the type of storytelling that’s so important to the history of sci-fi. It also leaves me in an odd state as the show has several aspects to it that…
Saiki K Is A Trope In A Different Direction The Disastrous Life of Saiki K might be the first anime reviewed on this site—at least by me. And, to begin, I’m starting light. Saiki K is a comedy set in the ever-present anime location: high school. It focuses on a wildly powerful psychic boy who’s…
American Gods Is Intensely Unflinching American Gods is not a show for children. I realize in the modern day, most would not bat an eye at the idea of a teenager watching an M-rated show, but I have to say this for any adults, any parents, any kids who are interested in American Gods: it’s…
In celebration of the days of Christmas past, enjoy this Christmas story from our Fan Fiction contest. Tuning in… LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, may I have your attention, please?! You’ve been patient! You’ve been diligent! You’ve been loyal! Now, for demonstrating such tremendous qualities, such incredible attributes, such unbelievable resolve, you shall be rewarded! Friends, bloggers, Earthlings, lend…
Today I would like to talk about a television series broadcasted in 2011 which, in my opinion has been underestimated, especially because it gives us food for thought about the forecasts on our future. I’m talking about Terranova, a Sci-Fi futuristic series, produced by some guy called Steven Spielberg, a name that has always worked…
First Aired September 23rd, 2018 Alicia (played by Alicia Debnam-Carey) and Charlie (played by Alexa Nisenson) find John (played by Garrett Dillahunt) and Strand (played by Colman Domingo) but can’t reach them because of flooding and alligators. Alicia contacts Morgan (played by Lennie James) on the radio but he doesn’t reveal their location in case…
First Aired November 18, 2018 An injured Rosita (played by Christian Serratos) is chased by the whispering walkers and collapses. Carol (played by Melissa McBride) visits Daryl’s (played by Norman Reedus) camp where his only company is a dog; she worries that he isn’t eating. Michonne (played by Danai Gurira) takes Magna (played by Nadia…
First Aired November 4th, 2018 Rick (played by Andrew Lincoln) hallucinates seeing himself from the hospital at the onset of the outbreak, then wakes up to see the walker horde bearing down on him. He frees himself from the rebar he fell on last episode and badly wounded just makes it onto his horse and…
