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Tag Archives: SF TV
Foundation Finds Itself “In the Seldon’s Shadow” at the Start of Season 2
Season 2 of Foundation just started, so I guess I’m doing episode by episode reviews again. For my takes on season 1, go here. But before we get to season 2 of Foundation, I also have something else Foundation related … Continue reading
The Mandalorian and Baby Grogu Celebrate “The Return”
Welcome to the somewhta belated final instalment of my episode by episode reviews of season three of The Mandalorian. Previous installments may be found here. Warning! Spoilers behind the cut!
Posted in TV
Tagged 1980s child, Andor, food, German politics, politics, SF TV, space opera, Star Wars, The Book of Boba Fett, The Mandalorian, US TV
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The Mandalorian and Baby Grogu return to Mandalore and meet “The Spies”
Welcome to the latest instalment of my episode by episode reviews of season three of The Mandalorian. Previous installments may be found here. Warning! Spoilers behind the cut!
Posted in TV
Tagged gender, Heir to the Empire, SF TV, space opera, Star Wars, The Book of Boba Fett, The Mandalorian, US TV
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The Mandalorian and Baby Grogu solve a mystery in “Guns For Hire”
Welcome to the latest instalment of my episode by episode reviews of season three of The Mandalorian. Previous installments may be found here. Warning! Spoilers behind the cut!
Posted in TV
Tagged Andor, German politics, police procedural, politics, robots, Rogue One, science fiction mystery, SF TV, space opera, Star Wars, The Book of Boba Fett, The Mandalorian, US TV
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The Mandalorian and Baby Grogu deal with “The Pirate”
Welcome to the latest instalment of my episode by episode reviews of season of The Mandalorian. Previous installments may be found here. Warning! Spoilers behind the cut!
Posted in TV
Tagged gender, politics, SF TV, space opera, Star Wars, The Book of Boba Fett, The Mandalorian, US TV
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The Mandalorian and Baby Grogu delve into the backstory of “The Foundling”
Welcome to the latest instalment of my episode by episode reviews of season of The Mandalorian. Previous installments may be found here. Warning! Spoilers behind the cut!
Posted in TV
Tagged cartoons, He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, monsters, race, SF TV, space opera, Star Wars, The Book of Boba Fett, The Mandalorian, The Phantom Menace, US TV
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The Mandalorian and Baby Grogu step aside for “The Convert”
Welcome to the latest instalment of my episode by episode reviews of season of The Mandalorian. Previous installments may be found here. Warning! Spoilers behind the cut!
The Mandalorian and Baby Grogu Visit “The Mines of Mandalore”
Welcome to the latest instalment of my episode by episode reviews of season of The Mandalorian. Previous installments may be found here. Warning! Spoilers behind the cut!
Posted in TV
Tagged science fiction, SF TV, space opera, Star Wars, The Mandalorian, US TV
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Some Comments on the 2022 Nebula Finalists
The finalists for the 2022 Nebula Awards were announced today. This time, the announcement didn’t happen that close to the Hugo nomination deadline, but then Hugo nominations close more than a month later than usual this year, which gives Hugo … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Film, TV
Tagged Andor, awards, awards geekery, cozy fantasy, Everything Everywhere All At Once, fantasy, horror, LGBTQ, Nebula Awards, Nope, Our Flag Means Death, science fiction, Severance, SF TV, Star Wars, The Sandman, US TV
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The Mandalorian and Baby Grogu are back and have become “The Apostate”
The Mandalorian is back and for now I’m doing episode by episode reviews of season 3. Previous installments may be found here. Warning! Spoilers behind the cut!
Posted in TV
Tagged Andor, Disney, Obi-Wan Kenobi, pirates, science fiction, SF TV, space opera, Star Wars, The Book of Boba Fett, The Mandalorian, US TV
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