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The Doctor has lost his companion, Bill, to the conversion treatment that is making the first Cybermen. He is now a prisoner of not one but two incarnations of his nemesis, the Master/Missy. All hope seems lost but some quick thinking means that the Doctor quickly ensures they all...
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The town of Bridgeville, Maine has its fair share of triumphs and troubles but as its inhabitants face up to very human dilemmas, something is approaching the town. There’s a mist that is quickly encroaching across the woods and outlier streets and within lies something that doesn’t take too...
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The Doctor is now aware of an imminent threat to the Earth, but still unsure of when and how it will come. Summoned – in his role as ‘President of Earth’ in times of global crises – he is shown a very ancient pyramid built at a critical location...
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*Only Minor Spoilers* The Doctor may have certain duties and obligations that are keeping him close to Earth and the university in particular, but that doesn’t mean that he can’t take little side-steps… after all, even if you have to stay somewhere, the whole point of having a machine...
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David Haller (Dan Stevens) is completely aware he’s not like most other people. Unable to function well in society, he’s grown up accustomed to the voices in his head and not always being able to control his impulses. But the medications he receives in the lockdown facility that is...
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Before a second of its first episode had been broadcast, 24 arrived on television schedules in the Fall of 2001 with the kind of zeitgiest-grabbing topicality that can’t be programmed, engineered or bought. Mere weeks earlier viewers had watched helplessly as the all-too-real world came powering through their television screens...
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Dorothy Gale works hard at the local community hospital, taking shifts and providing a welcome distraction for some of the patients who adore her. Perhaps they don’t notice or even choose to overlook her purloining some of their medication to take home to her Auntie Em and Uncle Henry....
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The following review contains spoilers. proceed with caution… On top of a New York apartment block, many years ago… a mysterious visitor is trying to put right what once went wrong with a device that’s definitely not a Christmas Tree and a gem that’s definitely not candy, but as...
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There’s something weird about Netflix‘s new offering The OA and it’s not just the story itself – though that’s a good place to start. A young woman (Brit Marling) jumps from a city bridge, her leap caught on camera. At first she’s a Jane Doe, but with the footage...
The Doctor has lost his companion, Bill, to the conversion treatment that is making the first Cybermen. He is now a prisoner of not one but two incarnations of his nemesis, the Master/Missy. All hope seems lost but some quick thinking means that the Doctor quickly ensures they all...
The town of Bridgeville, Maine has its fair share of triumphs and troubles but as its inhabitants face up to very human dilemmas, something is approaching the town. There’s a mist that is quickly encroaching across the woods and outlier streets and within lies something that doesn’t take too...
The Doctor is now aware of an imminent threat to the Earth, but still unsure of when and how it will come. Summoned – in his role as ‘President of Earth’ in times of global crises – he is shown a very ancient pyramid built at a critical location...
*Only Minor Spoilers* The Doctor may have certain duties and obligations that are keeping him close to Earth and the university in particular, but that doesn’t mean that he can’t take little side-steps… after all, even if you have to stay somewhere, the whole point of having a machine...
David Haller (Dan Stevens) is completely aware he’s not like most other people. Unable to function well in society, he’s grown up accustomed to the voices in his head and not always being able to control his impulses. But the medications he receives in the lockdown facility that is...
Before a second of its first episode had been broadcast, 24 arrived on television schedules in the Fall of 2001 with the kind of zeitgiest-grabbing topicality that can’t be programmed, engineered or bought. Mere weeks earlier viewers had watched helplessly as the all-too-real world came powering through their television screens...
Dorothy Gale works hard at the local community hospital, taking shifts and providing a welcome distraction for some of the patients who adore her. Perhaps they don’t notice or even choose to overlook her purloining some of their medication to take home to her Auntie Em and Uncle Henry....
The following review contains spoilers. proceed with caution… On top of a New York apartment block, many years ago… a mysterious visitor is trying to put right what once went wrong with a device that’s definitely not a Christmas Tree and a gem that’s definitely not candy, but as...
There’s something weird about Netflix‘s new offering The OA and it’s not just the story itself – though that’s a good place to start. A young woman (Brit Marling) jumps from a city bridge, her leap caught on camera. At first she’s a Jane Doe, but with the footage...
Just over a year ago, business negotiator Sam Nelson found himself on a hijacked plane heading for London and managed to use his skills to help save his fellow...
As a push takes place against drug cartels in Florida, Captain Jackie Velez (Lina Esco) of the Miami-Dade Police Department is murdered, but manages to send out a text...
It’s the 30th Century and the galaxy is finally re-establishing communication and travel between worlds and star systems after discovering the source of ‘The Burn’, an event that robbed...
Alexander Hale is a first-generation Chinese American who takes his allegiance to the US seriously. As a Marine he’s part of an assault team in Belarus. The mission goes...