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        • Tabula ‘Rosa’: Doctor Who passes historical test…

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        • Who’s ‘Revolution’: House-cleaning and Social Distancing…

          John Mosby
          1st January 2021
          The Doctor is being held in a high-security cosmic prison for crimes she doesn’t even remember… with no obvious way out and some unfortunate company to slowly pass the time. Meanwhile on Earth the remains of the Dalek (last seen in Resolution of the Daleks) have been mined and...
        • ‘Big Sky’ Thinking: Is ABC’s new drama a treasured state of affairs or not?

          John Mosby
          25th November 2020
          Montana-based investigator Cody Hoyt starts the day with no idea how bad it’s going to turn out. Firstly, his estranged wife has just learned that her best-friend Cassie is sleeping with Cody. Then he hears that two young women, sisters Danielle and Grace Sullivan who are en route to...
        • An Ode to Code. Fox’s familiar ‘nExt’ still generates some AI chills…

          John Mosby
          6th October 2020
          Tech guru Paul LeBlanc left/was forced out of the company he started when he objected to some of his cutting-edge code being used in AI research. he believed that having a system that could rewrite its own code to improve itself was an innate risk and should never be...
        • ‘Beyond’ beliefs: TWD spin-off brings the young and the reckless…

          John Mosby
          4th October 2020
          The world has gone to hell, but not everyone has had to endure the same hardships as others. Behind a massive fortified Nebraskan campus a community full of young people – some of whom barely remember the world before – are not quite thriving but certainly surviving. They can’t...
        • A Certain Doom’s patrol: TWD’s season finale finally arrives…

          John Mosby
          4th October 2020
          Beta’s plan to wreak bloody revenge on the combined forces of Alexandria and the Hill-top seems to have worked, with the survivors seemingly trapped in the tower-block and thousands of the undead blocking any hope of a retreat. A plan is formulated but it is dangerous and requires nerves...
        • Adventures in Acronyms: Marvel lays down its S.H.I.E.L.D….

          John Mosby
          13th August 2020
          After years of fighting alongside each other, after being a force for law and order and then driven underground, after fighting on earth, for it and beyond it and  after traversing the time-stream and trying to sort out their place in a wider Universe, the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. finally...
        • Alien’ notions: TNT returns to early New York for more dark drama…

          admin
          22nd July 2020
          After uncovering the truth about high-society links to the killing of young men in late 19th century New York, infamous psychologist (or ‘Alienist’ in the era’s venacular) Laszlo Kreizler, writer John Moore and the fledgling police service’s Sara Howard have had mixed fortunes. There names have become well-known, enough for...
        • Snowpiercer’s S1 finale goes through the Looking Glass…

          John Mosby
          14th July 2020
          The revolution aboard Snowpiercer is underway and both the front of the train and the ‘lower classes’ know that everything is in play. There’s been major blood-shed and loss and Layton (Daveed Diggs) wonders if their momentum can and should be maintained with such losses. It’s a concern that...
        • Viva la ‘Revolutions’ as Snowpiercer launches its class-action battle-cry…

          John Mosby
          6th July 2020
          Layton has revealed Melanie’s darkest secret and as the other ‘movers and shakers’ of the train react to the news, everyone begins to re-evaluate their power-bases and future. In the first class carriages, Melanie is imprisoned and Ruth reels at her betrayal but the Folgers and Commander Grey see...
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