Written by Jean Lisette Aroeste, Arthur H. Singer, and Gene RoddenberryDirected by Marvin J. Chomsky In Star Trek: The Next Generation, the series writers seemed fascinated with making Data step out of […]
Movie Review: Good Night, and Good Luck – When Will Humanity Ever Learn
Written by Grant Heslov and George ClooneyDirected by George Clooney Every now and then on the Internet, I get an email talking about “the good old days”, usually talking about how kids […]
Series Rewatch – Babylon 5: The Parliament of Dreams
Written by J. Michael StraczynskiDirected by Jim Johnston In what seems like a good idea to the pencil-pushers (but is often not the case to those who have to execute said idea), […]
Book Review: Seven Up by Janet Evanovich – Is Seven Stephanie Plum’s Lucky Number?
Warning: All subsequent reviews for this series may contain spoilers for earlier novels in the series. When writing a series of novels based around the same character, and set in the same […]
Movie Review: Sliding Doors – One Moment Can Make a Big Difference
Written by Peter HowittDirected by Peter Howitt People usually have moments in their lives that they consider to be a crossroads. Simply put, it’s a point where one might look back wistfully […]
DVD Review: 21 Jump Street Season Three – They’re Getting Long in the Tooth for High School
As the television show 21 Jump Street entered its third season, it became apparent fresh blood was going to be needed. The show, based on the premise of a team of police […]
Book Review: Laura Ingalls Wilder Country – Bringing The “Little House” Books To Life
I know one thing that is always hard for me at times is imaging a place that I haven’t seen. I can imagine wooded areas because I’ve seen forests. I can imagine […]
Movie Review: La Habanera (1937) – Go On Vacation, Fall In Love, Become Nazi Propaganda Tool?
Written by Gerhard MenzelDirected by Douglas Sirk Director Douglas Sirk was often touted for his melodramas of his era in the 1950s. However, many of his films dealt with issues not really […]
DVD Review: 2000 Years of Christianity Episode VII – By Faith Alone
This is the seventh part of a 13-part German documentary mini-series covering the history of Christianity from its beginnings to the modern-day. Although the series is a German production, the narration is […]
Book Review: North by Northwestern: A Seafaring Family on Deadly Alaskan Waters by Sig Hansen and Mark Sundeen
It might surprise some people that I’m a *huge* fan of the reality television series Deadliest Catch. Sure, I know there’s a lot of drama played up for the cameras, and I […]
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