Category: Television
JourneyQuest Adventures On
JourneyQuest is a light, silly, dead-on-target web series about a group of differently-competent adventurers who may be on an […]
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Watch This: Red Dwarf
Before the wonder of the interwebs, there was the wonder of public broadcasting—and its heavy reliance on British television […]
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The X-Files Season Ten: A Summary and Review
If you have been saving up The X-Files for a binge watch, be warned of spoilers ahead. Season ten of […]
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Star Blazers: Anime Old School II
While the action-packed Battle of the Planets was my introduction to anime science fiction, the more polished Star Blazers […]
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Battle of the Planets: Anime Old School
The 1970’s science fiction/action anime Battle of the Planets was my first coherent experience with Japanese animation, and it […]
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The X Files Returns! (With Spoilers)
In place of a much-discussed third X Files theatrical film, Fox decided to revive the show with a six […]
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The Man in the High Castle: A Season One Review
The Man in the High Castle, Amazon’s adaptation of Philip K. Dick’s 1962 novel, is an intriguing, well-plotted spy […]
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Ash vs. Evil Dead: Deadites and Loving It
We are now three episodes into Ash vs. Evil Dead, and I think it’s time to review where it’s […]
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Watch This: Tales From the Darkside
George A. Romero’s Tales From the Darkside, in first-run syndication from 1983-1988, was part of a great eighties revival of horror/weird anthology TV. The format lent itself to clever, twisted half-hour stories made on the cheap with low-tech special effects and great enthusiasm.
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NYCC 2015: A Nerd In the Crowd
As a fan without a specific focus, I did my best to show up with few preconceived expectations and a willingness to learn what the NYCC is all about. I got there nice and early, and was pleased to find the line to enter moving quickly. And by noon, the venue was packed.
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