Rick and Morty’s seventh season has reached its halfway point. This episode was a special big lore episode that will have major repercussions. Rick and Morty have found a potential way to find Rick Prime by using his own equipment from “Solaricks.” However, their multiverse magnet disturbs Evil Morty and his retirement beyond the Central […]
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The Crown Season Six (Part One) Review
The first half of The Crown’s sixth and final season covers, as you might expect based on where the series left things at the end of season five, the final weeks of Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed’s life before their tragic death in Paris as well as the immediate aftermath of the tragedy. Alas, it […]
Monarch: Legacy of Monsters Review
Before I dive into the review, I wanted to offer a quick note regarding my past experience with Godzilla-related media. I’ve never seen a single Godzilla film (or King Kong, or any other giant monster wreaks havoc on mankind film). So, while I will absolutely tell it like it is when it comes to the […]
Rick and Morty – That’s Amorte Review
After three Rick-centric episodes, the seventh season of Rick and Morty finally gives audiences a classic grandfather-and-grandson adventure with the pair going to another screwed-up world. Thursday is Spaghetti Night where Rick makes his famous spaghetti for the whole family. However, Morty discovers the disputing truth of Rick’s spaghetti: it’s made by aliens who have committed suicide. […]
Loki – Glorious Purpose Review
Before I get into the process of breaking down the finale (and really, the entire arc the series took Loki on this season), I wanted to make it clear that the writers absolutely did right by the character with how and where he ended this season. The realization by Loki that he needs to be […]
Futurama Season 8 Part One Spoiler-Filled Review
Futurama is a mature animated sitcom with elements from the sci-fi and comedy drama genres. The original series aired from 1999 to 2003, then 2008 to 2013. Matt Groening, the mind behind The Simpsons and Disenchantment, created this series. He developed it with David X. Cohen. Both were executive producers along with Ken Keeler and […]
For All Mankind Season Four Review
I think we can all agree that season three of For All Mankind took a massive step back in storytelling acumen following the pretty darn perfect second season of the series (which, for my money, remains one of the best seasons of television in recent memory, save for one misstep – which, in turn, led […]
Rick and Morty – Air Force Wong Review
“Air Force Wong” sees the return of many Rick and Morty characters for a character-driven episode. When President Curtis calls Rick to solve a situation with the Loch Ness Monster, they enter into another conflict due to the President being attracted to Rick’s therapist, Dr. Wong. President Curtis recruits Dr. Wong to investigate why Virginia has certainly become a utopia. […]
Loki – Science/Fiction Review
Say what you will about this season of Loki (and I certainly have over my previous reviews), but you cannot say that Tom Hiddleston hasn’t left it all on the pitch this season with his portrayal of the titular character. Sure, the story has been way too centered on the mechanics of time travel rather […]
Invincible Season Two (Part One) Review
The first season of Invincible, Prime Video’s adaptation of Robert Kirkman (who also created the animated series), Cory Walker, and Ryan Ottley’s comic series of the same name, was a surprising success for the streaming service. Telling the tale of Mark Grayson (Steven Yeun), a high school senior with a superhero for a dad (that […]