Quantum Leap was a television show that begin airing in March of 1989. The premise was that Sam Beckett was a scientist who in order to keep his funding, tests his experiment. […]
Quantum Leap – The Complete Third Season on DVD
Book Review – Evil Eclairs: A Donut Shop Mystery by Jessica Beck
This is the fourth book in a cute series about a baker who keeps getting caught up in mysteries in her small town. Suzanne Hart owns a donut shop in a former […]
Movie Review: Wall Street – He Who Dies With the Most Toys Wins
Written by Stanley Weiser and Oliver StoneDirected by Oliver Stone When I think about where I believe this country has gone wrong over the past twenty years or so, I often go […]
It’s Christmastime Again, Charlie Brown – Just Your Ordinary Christmas Fare
When I saw this special, I thought I’d missed out on another classic similar to A Charlie Brown Christmas. I couldn’t remember ever seeing this special on television, so I thought I […]
Book Review: A Liverpool Girl by Elizabeth Morton – Social Challenges in 1950s Liverpool
For those of us immersed in science fiction, the name Elizabeth Morton has ties to the Doctor Who universe. She’s currently married to Peter Davison, the fifth portrayer of the Doctor, with […]
Movie Review: Imitation of Life Double Feature: Two Distinct Takes on the Same Story
When I went looking for more films directed by Douglas Sirk, one of the titles I was directed to was Imitation of Live. What I learned when I went looking for the […]
My September 2021 Round-Up
September of 2021 was an interesting month. The leaves are starting to change up here, although there’s not much color right around my house thanks to an invasion of gypsy moths we […]
Series Rewatch – Agent Carter: A View in the Dark – The Powerful and the Powerless
Written by Eric Pearson, Lindsey Allen, Sue Chung, Christopher Markus, Stephen McFeely, Stan Lee, & Jack KirbyDirected by Lawrence Trilling With a limited series, there’s more time that can be spent setting […]
Book Review – Star Trek: Yesterday’s Son by A.C. Crispin – The Story of Spock’s Lost Son
When I was reviewing the episode Star Trek: The Original Series – All Our Yesterdays, I remarked that it would have been interesting to see a follow-up on that story where Zarabeth […]
Series Rewatch – Babylon 5: Deathwalker – Not Everything Is As It Appears
Written by J. Michael Straczynski and Larry DiTillioDirected by Bruce Seth Green J. Michael Straczynski was usually good at blurring the lines between good and evil, giving fans things to consider that […]
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