Eighties Nostalgia Meets Its Limits In ‘Ready Player Two’
‘Ready Player Two,’ the much-anticipated sequel to the popular novel and film ‘Ready Player One,’ is a loose collection of unlikable characters and precious pop culture references in search of a plot.
The Season Finale Of ‘The Expanse’ Is Pure Sci-Fi Excellence
In the thrilling season finale of ‘The Expanse,’ the Roci wages a hopeless fight, a rescue turns bittersweet, and Marco pulls out a knife in the dark.
‘The Expanse’ Season Five, Episode Eight: Earth Looks To Strike Back
Naomi races to prevent a trap, Amos heads ‘home’ (again), and Earth weighs its retaliatory options on episode eight of season five of ‘The Expanse.’
The Inaros Family Steals The Show On Episode Seven Of ‘The Expanse’
Alex and Bobbie attempt to warn Holden about what’s headed his way, and the Inaros family learns tragic secrets about the past.
Episode Six Of ‘The Expanse’ Explores The Tribes We Form To Survive
On the sixth episode of the season, ‘The Expanse’ offers a look at the role civilization and true friends play in holding back our inner demons.
Tension Builds As ‘The Expanse’ Teases Several Dramatic Showdowns
Episode five of the latest season of ‘The Expanse’ sets up deadly confrontations, Alex and Bobbie race for their lives, and Amos has to escape ‘The Pit.’
Multiple Catastrophes Strike On The Latest Episode Of ‘The Expanse’
Disaster engulfs Earth in episode four of season five of ‘The Expanse,’ and Holden tries to stop a situation on Tycho Station from spiraling out of control.
‘The Expanse’ Needs To Answer These Questions To Reinvigorate Season Five
Like all of the best science fiction, ‘The Expanse’ can offer perspective and insight on the challenges confronting humanity both now and in the future.
Space Opera ‘The Expanse’ Returns, As Enthralling And Explosive As Ever
The fifth season of Amazon’s ‘The Expanse’ kicks off with a bang, quickly reminding us why it’s one of the best shows on television.
What Ray Bradbury Can Teach Us About How To Cultivate Creativity
As civilization crumbles around us, Bradbury and his fiction offer several primordial lessons we would be prudent to reconsider.
Minneapolis Rioters Burned One Of America’s Most Beloved Independent Bookstores To The Ground
Uncle Hugo’s and Uncle Edgar’s were legendary among the community of science fiction, fantasy, and mystery readers—and now they’re gone.
Why ‘Terminator: Dark Fate’ Is Still Worth Your Time
It may have bombed at the box office, but ‘Terminator: Dark Fate’ proves why the franchise will continue to resonate with fans.
What Netflix’s ‘Raising Dion’ Can Teach Us About Fear, Superheroes, And Parenting
‘Raising Dion’ thrives on character development, not cliffhangers — and its heartwarming mom-kid team will give you something to root for the whole show.
DS9:14: What ‘Star Trek’ Teaches Us About Humanity And Capitalism
Science fiction often shows us a human tale through an imaginary lens. But writing believable humans without capitalism and community is next to impossible.
Brad Pitt Star Power Saves Self-Sabotaging ‘Ad Astra’
‘Ad Astra’ is essentially Brad Pitt’s one-man show. And he shines.
Revisiting ‘Star Trek: Deep Space Nine’—Ep. 13: ‘The Storyteller’
Sisko attempts to resolve a land dispute between two rival Bajoran factions while O’Brien tries to prevent the destruction of a Bajoran village.
Here’s A Wish List For ‘Star Trek: Picard’
If what we see in ‘Star Trek: Picard’ are the same old ideas we’re fed by thought police, it will be a disappointment and a betrayal to the original series.
What The Evolution Of The ‘Star Trek’ Franchise Says About The Shifting TV Landscape
To better understand how important ‘Star Trek’ is to reading the TV climate, it’s worth looking at what happened the last time it was so popular.
Maternal Instincts Shine In The Cold, Robot World Of ‘I Am Mother’
It’s sort of terrifying to see a robot nurse cradle a baby. The child grows, with no human contact. Daughter smiles at Robot Mother, although she’s never seen a human smile.
A Literary Exploration Of The Differences Between Man And Machine
Venerable British novelist Ian McEwan’s latest, ‘Machines Like Me,’ imagines an intriguing, but ultimately disappointing, past where Alan Turing never died and humanity is forced to confront advanced artificial intelligence in the 1980s.
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