TV Reviews/Recaps

“Night” falls, and so do the Jedi

Well, that was exciting! After a week which had a rather aimless race through the woods, we got the big reveal of the Master, and...

“Rhaneyra the Cruel” Focuses on the Human Costs of Vengeance

There are so many wonderfully human moments in "Rhaneyra the Cruel" coming from characters trying to balance their duties with their humanity.

In “Day,” ‘The Acolyte’ Makes Some Baffling Choices

So, after last week's episode of The Acolyte, where we learned at least part of the backstory of Mae and Osha, I was sure...

‘House of the Dragon’ Returns With War On The Horizon

Welcome back to the world of Westeros and the seven kingdoms, and a new season of skullduggery, sex, and dragons. It's time to check...

In Episode 3, ‘The Acolyte’ Pulls on the Thread of “Destiny”

Last week, we were introduced to twin sisters Mae and Osha. Osha is a Jedi Academy dropout who likes to repair the hulls of...

‘The Acolyte’ is Off to a Promising Start

Something I've written about on here before is that too many shows and franchises expect you to put in a great deal of homework...

In “Life, Itself,” Discovery Doubles Down On What Made It Both Good and Aggravating

Mary: So here we are: the series finale of Star Trek: Diversity… errr… Star Trek: Discovery. I gotta say, it played out exactly the...

“Lagrange Point” holds Discovery in the balance

Mary Fan: Well we’re nearly at the end of the season, and the penultimate episode takes us where all good treasure-hunt adventures end up:...

Fallout: Beware our corporate overlords

Let me start off by saying I have never played any of the Fallout video games. As a rule, media properties that employ the...
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