Serenity Review, Tim Pool vs. Animal Farm, DC Comics Finally Releases Lost Issue - Fandom Pulse Daily Briefing
I ended up taking off Saturday for Easter, so I hope you all had a good weekend and holiday! Today’s had me nostalgic after Doctor Who's new lost episodes were found, I watched Serenity over the weekend, and remembered the cult classic Starhunter. Seems like we don’t get a lot of good TV these days. We also have a ton of new unpaid subs, so welcome to people, I believe, who came over from the Star Trek YouTube channel. Today, I went over some Starfleet Academy actors going crazy:
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Starhunter: The Forgotten Canadian Sci-Fi Series That Deserved Better
In the crowded graveyard of canceled science fiction television, most shows get a proper burial. A final episode that wraps things up, a network announcement, a clear ending that fans can mourn and move on from. Starhunter didn’t get that courtesy. It simply stopped and left its small but devoted audience staring at a screen that went black and never ca…
Serenity Review: Joss Whedon’s Firefly Film Still Holds Up 20 Years Later
With Firefly reunion rumors circulating and the show back in conversation, this was the perfect weekend to revisit Serenity. The 2005 film that gave Joss Whedon’s cancelled series the ending it deserved holds up remarkably well two decades later as a tight, confident science fiction action film that works both as a love letter to the show’s fanbase and …
HBO's Harry Potter TV Series Production Designer Claims The Magic In The Show Is "Rooted In Naturalism"
Mara LePere-Schloop, the Production Designer for HBO’s upcoming Harry Potter TV series revealed that the show’s magic is “rooted in naturalism.”
Culture Commentator Tim Pool Warns That Andy Serkis' 'Animal Farm' Movie Is "Pro-Communism and Craps "All Over The Book"
Culture commentator Tim Pool issued another warning about Andy Serkis’ upcoming animated Animal Farm movie.
Reclaiming The Shire: The Right Wing And Christian Soul Of The Lord Of The Rings (Part 2)
Last week, we started a retrospective on Tolkien’s rise to superstardom, which began with a left-wing movement in the 1970s appropriating his work, and has slowly migrated over time to people realizing how right-wing and Christian Lord of the Rings is. Now, we continue
Two Lost Doctor Who Episodes From 1965 Have Been Found, And You Can Watch Them Now
Sixty years ago, two episodes of Doctor Who aired on the BBC and then, as far as anyone knew, ceased to exist. This week they came back.
Crusade: The Show That Never Got to Tell Its Story (Part Three of Three)
Over the past two weeks we’ve examined the first two of three unproduced Crusade scripts that J. Michael Straczynski wrote after TNT cancelled the show. “To the Ends of the Earth” established the shadow hybrid mythology and introduced the concept of an “opposite number” mirroring the Excalibur’s mission. “Value Judgements” brought back Alfred Bester and forced the crew into a moral compromise that revealed how far they’d go when the plague clock was ticking.
Red Letter Media Claims Source Told Them Less than 40,000 People Watched Starfleet Academy Per Episode
The fallout from the embarrassment of Starfleet Academy continues, as now Mike from Red Letter Media claims that less than 40,000 people watched Starfleet Academy per episode in a new episode of re:View.