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‘She-Hulk’s’ first episode is a moldy cocktail of Woke progressive feminist clichés, and lazy storytelling by infantile writers.
The Orville: New Horizon’s second-half of the season isn’t as good as the first, but it’s still a refreshing piece of sci-fi artistry.
The first half of The Orville: New Horizons delivers bold, brave and entertaining stories that remain largely politically neutral.
Kathleen Kennedy’s Agenda Takes Center Stage In Obi-Wan Kenobi Episode 4 As It Becomes The Tala Show
Part IV of the Obi-Wan Kenobi show is here, and it’s an improvement from the previous episodes; however, the episode still struggles with in-episode and in-show continuity, basic plot details, and believability.
Obi-Wan Kenobi Part I’s biggest is that it’s just plain boring with agonizingly slow pacing and numerous scenes that should have never even been filmed let alone made the final cut.
Halo is not a good TV show, and it’s an even worse adaptation. It flirts with the source material to appear genuine, only to pull the rug out from the audience, seemingly on purpose.
Star Trek died the moment Discovery hit the airwaves, but season 2 of Picard feels like vengeful spite on the part of the writers, who are trying their best to glass everything the franchise stood for.
Disney’s The Book of Boba Fett recently completed its 7-episode run after debuting with a whisper, and departing with a dull groan.
Peacemaker has its moments, but is not without flaws – the biggest of which have to do with James Gunn’s writing style and personal beliefs.
Loki is alive, but he finds himself trapped in The Void with a number of Loki variants that are hunted by a hungry tempest named Alioth. Meanwhile, Sylvie is back at the Time Variance Authority (TVA) attempting to extract information from Renslayer about who created the TVA.