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    Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan and the Villain Who Wouldn’t Quit

    E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial: The Movie That Made a Generation of Us Sci-Fi Kids

    Rhythm of War (Stormlight Archive #4): Kaladin the Psychiatrist and a Tower That Doesn’t Last

    My Next Life as a Villainess: All Routes Lead to Doom! – Why we love Katarina Claes

    Hutch MorzariaMay 27, 20200264 views

    Katarina Claes from My Next Life as a Villainess is the character everyone has come to fond over! We take a look at what makes her so charming, despite inherently being made out to be the bad guy.

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    Land of the Undying – Dark Elf Chronicles

    Hutch MorzariaMay 26, 20203194 views

    If you’re a fan of LitRPG titles you could do a lot worse than the Dark Elf Chronicles and the Land of the Undying. Its a fun and fast read with characters that you care about both in and out of the game.

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    Girls Und Panzer – A salute to Yukari Akiyama

    Hutch MorzariaMay 22, 20200391 views

    A closer look at the free spirited Yukari Akiyama from Girls Und Panzer, all of her greatest traits and gifts that make her so special.

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    Battlestar Galactica (BSG) – Season 1 Review

    Hutch MorzariaMay 21, 20201153 views

    BSG or Battlestar Galactica has everything you could ask for in a show. The fact that its set in space and involves robots just makes it perfect.

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    Hi Score Girl 2 | A Gaming Love Tale

    Hutch MorzariaMay 19, 20204299 views

    Second season of a romance-comedy anime about a couple of game loving teens set in the early 90s. A review piece!

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    Why Westworld Season 3 Worked … Kinda

    Hutch MorzariaMay 15, 20201180 views

    Season 3 of Westworld had some flashes of brilliance and I’ll definitely be back for Season 4.

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    Bloodshot – Movie Review

    Hutch MorzariaApril 13, 20201159 views

    The one positive about this whole pandemic thing is the extra time it’s given me to spend on catching up on Television and Movies. There is so much out there…

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    Picard Broken Pieces

    Hutch MorzariaApril 8, 20200138 views

    Broken Pieces was an episode where some of the different story elements started to come together. Many questions were answered.

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    Contagion – Film Review

    Hutch MorzariaMarch 25, 20201260 views

    OK, I’ll start this post with a confession. I’d probably not have watched this movie if it wasn’t for the current crisis we’re all probably experiencing in one form or…

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    Picard – Stardust City Rag

    Hutch MorzariaMarch 24, 20200140 views

    A very different episode this time compared to the ones that have preceded it. I mean initially, it took Picard 3 episodes to leave Earth and then one episode to…

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    The Timeless Children: An Answer Nobody Needed to a Question Nobody Asked

    Hutch MorzariaMarch 14, 20204155 views

    The Master explains the Timeless Child and rewrites the Doctor’s entire origin, in a finale that spends forty minutes on a retcon and forgets to be a story.

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    Ascension of the Cybermen: Seven Humans Left and a Man Called Brendan

    Hutch MorzariaMarch 3, 2020092 views

    The Cyber-Wars are over and humanity has lost, in a bleak, well-mounted penultimate episode carrying a subplot that makes no sense until it ruins everything.

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    The Haunting of Villa Diodati: The Night Frankenstein Got Written

    Hutch MorzariaFebruary 29, 20200101 views

    A ghost story at Lake Geneva in 1816 turns into the arrival of a half-converted Cyberman, in the best-directed and best-monstered hour of the era.

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    Can You Hear Me?: Detached Fingers and a Conversation It Can’t Finish

    Hutch MorzariaFebruary 20, 2020090 views

    Two immortals harvest human nightmares in an episode with a superb monster idea, a strong horror opening, and an ending that mishandles what it raised.

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    Praxeus: The Message Arrives Before the Story Does

    Hutch MorzariaFebruary 13, 2020096 views

    A bacteria that feeds on microplastics spreads across three continents, in an episode so keen to deliver its point that it forgets to build a threat.

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    Star Trek: Picard – First Cut

    Hutch MorzariaFebruary 8, 20202180 views

    Right we’re three episodes in and I think it’s time to start talking about Picard. I probably have to apologize from the start though as I didn’t really believe that…

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    Fugitive of the Judoon: The Woman in the Lighthouse

    Hutch MorzariaFebruary 7, 20201112 views

    A Judoon squad lands in Gloucester hunting a fugitive, and the Doctor finds a version of herself she has no memory of ever being. The season’s best hour.

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    Nikola Tesla’s Night of Terror: A Good Man, A Bad Queen

    Hutch MorzariaJanuary 29, 2020092 views

    The fam meet Nikola Tesla at Niagara Falls and find a scavenger queen wearing stolen technology, in a warm historical with a thin monster at the centre.

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    Doctor Who – Orphan 55

    Hutch MorzariaJanuary 25, 20203199 views

    I had high hopes for this season after the initial 2 episodes to launch off our newest iteration. Skyfall was fun and enjoyable and made me think that a lot…

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    Spyfall, Part Two: The Best Opening the Era Ever Had, Half Spent

    Hutch MorzariaJanuary 16, 20201114 views

    Spyfall Part Two strands the Doctor across three centuries, gives Sacha Dhawan the season’s best performance, and lets its own spy thriller evaporate.

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    Doctor Who – Series 12, Episode 1 – Spyfall

    Hutch MorzariaJanuary 13, 20202186 views

    The first episode of Series 12 needed to do a lot of things to eliminate what was, for the majority of edges of fandom, the sour aftertaste of Series 11.…

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