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One thing that got skipped over a little in the review, to me it seemed that the episode came down on the side that Mariner's little simulated killspree was sick and not helping her at all. She certainly seemed to be getting worse, not better, as it went on and it drove away all her friends. Rather,...

I believe the series is finished for now, as all the issues that were going to be reviewed were covered.
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Yeah, I hated this episode, too. And the second episode was better but not by enough to save the series. Then around Episode 3 it started to win me over. It's a good thing I usually give half hour shows several episodes to win me over or I might never have winded up enjoying this series as it improv...

Archer being aggressive with and unsympathetic to the aliens who attacked Earth out of the blue certainly makes sense. However, abandoning one of them after searching six weeks for a clue to the location of their home planet BEFORE getting that information from said alien crosses the line into absol...

Oh, the Chris Claremont (of X-men fame) novels. I can see why those might worry you. They were a mixed bag that in some respects worked better if you treated them as a separate fantasy series than Willow. I liked parts of them, certainly, but Elora wasn't a really interesting character compared to W...

A lot of focus in this thread has been on how Ahsoka is easier to slot into her franchise's timeline than Michael and I do think that matters, but there's something I think matters more: Ahsoka, when she was introduced, was not the main character, she was a sidekick. It's much easier for the audienc...

I can see two ways that wonder drug could kill people: The first is very simple-- it kills all bacteria in the body. That would be lethal, as you require a number of helpful bacteria to survive (digesting food, for example, requires some gut bacteria). None of the disinfecting procedures listed in A...