Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Has Big Interactions Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is a weak set, all told. As I went through the cards (and yes, I read every main-set card) I was only really impressed by the synergies, not the individual pieces. And while synergies are great for Magic, they don’t work well for a… Read More »
Cleopatra In Space Clearly Had Fans Rooting For It Cleopatra in Space is baffling on every level. Someone with deep pockets or a large group of people clearly loves this idea/story/concept so much that they have thrown an inordinate number of resources at it. The animation? Shockingly good. You can tell that the underlying technology… Read More »
[embedded content] Starfleet Academy Has A Clear Path For Its Stories I wonder if episodes of Starfleet Academy took Star Trek concepts and tried to find ways to make them fit into generic college/high school plots, or if the show started with those tropes and then figured out how to make them fit the world… Read More »
This series has its problems, but I still love the concept and the acting is top notch. It’s an amazing example of how to write a slow-burn tragedy. Originally Posted: June 16, 2025 [embedded content] Hello Tomorrow! Starts With An Intriguing Premise Hello Tomorrow! is perhaps one of the most unique sci-fi shows to come… Read More »
I still, to this day, think about this series. The mystery does fall apart a lot in the later episodes (I’m not sure you could guess the killer if you tried) but the acting remains incredible. Originally Posted: February 3rd, 2025 Paradise Put So Much Effort Into Every Aspect Of It Paradise is one of… Read More »
[embedded content] The Gorge Wastes Several Amazing Horror Scenes The Gorge is one of the best cosmic horror movies I have ever seen—for the very short time that it actually allows itself to be one. The other (much bigger) part of the movie is a mess.Full of weird decisions, a baffling ending, and so much… Read More »
[embedded content] WondLa Understands Expostion Better Than Most WondLa is what a children’s television series should aspire to be. It’s kid-friendly but doesn’t disrespect its audience. It uses tropes but doesn’t fall into them completely. Despite having a very fleshed-out world to build, it doesn’t stop and shove exposition. At every point in the first… Read More »
[embedded content] Pieces of the Past Is Not As Much Fun As Expected The first issue I have with LEGO Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy—Pieces of the Past is that the title is pushing the limits of what I would expect from any piece of media, movie or otherwise. I’m going to call it Pieces… Read More »
The Lazarus Project Goes To Unexpected Plotlines The Lazarus Project looked like it was going to be exactly my favorite type of show. Despite a lot of media like REDACTED not holding up to their concepts, I was hopeful about this show on the premise alone. I love high-concept secret organizations that have to solve… Read More »
StuGo Isn’t Trying To Be Much More Than Amusing I don’t have that much to say about StuGo. Some cartoons are made with an adult audience as possible viewers, weaving in more intense plots for fandoms to form. You know them by name, if not by experience. Avatar: The Last Airbender. The Owl House. Gravity… Read More »