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La Brea’s “Fire Storm” heats things up!

Reviews
After being disappointed by “Maya”, La Brea has more than made up for it with Tuesday’s adventure: “Fire Storm.” We begin in 2021 with Gavin getting kidnapped at gunpoint by a mystery woman. Ty and Sam are...

Isn’t It Romantic? ‘Quantum Leap’ Explores Relationships in “Nomad”

Reviews
Quantum Leap is all about time, and keeping track of it in the show can lead to some head scratching. Just how long has it been since Ben discovered that three years had passed back at...

“Monarch” finally gets the human element right in the Godzilla franchise

TV
I love Godzilla. I love kaiju in general. Yes, I am That Guy, the one who will stop you when you say Godzilla breathes...

The Curse Review: What’s Meaning Without Understanding in “Pressure’s Looking Good So Far”

Reviews
The second episode of The Curse gives us some ugly truths.

Three Bridges Is a Solid But Average Episode of Magnum P.I.

Reviews
After last week's Magnum P.I., I was really hoping for an episode to deliver not only a solid storyline, but also some important recurring...

“Hit and Run” Marks the Beginning of the End for Magnum P.I.

Reviews
I have mixed feelings about today's Magnum P.I. mid-season opener. On the one hand, I'm very happy that the show has officially returned, especially...

The Farce is Strong with A Musical About Star Wars

Culture
As far back as I can remember, I've always been a Star Wars fan. I saw Star Wars at the drive-in in 1977, long before...

‘Megalomaniac’ Review: A Disturbing Arthouse Film

Movie Reviews
Achieves its objectives in that it leaves you feeling terrible 

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse is a beautiful journey into a stunning visual cacophony

Comics
I will start this review off by saying this movie gets ALL the stars. It is a truly amazing film that will garner heaps...

‘American Born Chinese’ Explores Identity Against a Fantasy Backdrop

TV Reviews/Recaps
We all (hopefully) know by now how much representation matters—both for those of a specific identity, to help them feel seen and understood, and...

Cat Fight Comic Review

Comics
Cat Fight, the fun new book from writer Andrew Wheeler and artist Ilias Kyriazis, is a clever new spin on the crime comic. I should...

Quantum Leap Gets Personal As Its Inaugural Season Comes to a Wild Conclusion

TV
The first season of the new Quantum Leap has concluded, and, as promised, the show has tied up its dangling plot threads in a neat...

The Journey Part 2 Turns La Brea Completely on its Head

Reviews
So after watching La Brea for two seasons now, I can safely say that mankind cannot ever be trusted with time travel. We have...

Part 1 of the La Brea Season 2 Finale Leads Us on a Dangerous Journey

Reviews
It's been a long, wild ride for La Brea season 2. We've traveled to 1988, fought off the dangerous Exiles, met Gavin's father, and...
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