The Lazarus Project Is Absolutely Incredible
The Lazarus Paradox looked like it was going to be exactly my favorite type of show.
Tagged: Science Fiction
StuGo: An Absurd Cartoon
I don’t have that much to say about StuGo. Some cartoons are made with an adult audience as possible viewers, weaving in more intense plots for fandoms to form. You know them by name, if not by experience. Avatar: The Last Airbender. The Owl House. Gravity Falls. This show is not that, at least not within the first three episodes.
Friday Fiction: Doorways to Wonder
HELLO EVERYONE, may I have your attention, please?! You’ve been patient! You’ve been diligent! You’ve been loyal! Now, for demonstrating such tremendous qualities, such incredible attributes, such unbelievable resolve, you shall be rewarded! Friends, bloggers, Earthlings, lend me your ears! The time has come, yet again, for you to get your proper dose of excitement, adventure,…
Pluribus: The Best Sci-Fi Concept In Years
Pluribus is a fascinating science fiction show with one of the most intriguing premises I’ve seen in years. For those that love the genre’s propensity for posing interesting, mind-expanding questions, this is it.
Tron: Ares — Just Plain Good. Here’s Why.
In a world of jaded critics & fans, and collapsing franchises, this one actually delivers.
Friday Fiction: My Superpower Involves A Leaf (Part 2)
Our superhero doesn’t yet know our villain’s powers.
But we do. It involves leaves.
But what exactly could that possibly mean?
Friday Fiction: My Superpower Involves A Leaf (Part 1)
A world where people have superpowers is always complicated.
Friday Fiction: Notes in Bottles
Five humans went up into space for a secret mission. The mission has failed. Now, the only thing to do is send out messages and hope someone hears them.
Friday Fiction: How Long Would It Take You To Notice The Honey Monster?
Honestly, this is one of the most complicated stand-alone stories we’ve ever featured on Friday Fiction. It’s set in the future, with some comedy layered in, and then is also an apocalyptic horror story.
Friday Fiction: The Many Spaceships Of The Biggest City
Possibly, this is the furthest in the future we’ve ever done for a Friday Fiction. The technology in “The Many Spaceships Of The Biggest City” seems possible, eventually, but it could be hundreds, if not thousands, of years before it would be on this level.
Hello Tomorrow! Doesn’t Need Its Gimmick
Hello Tomorrow! is perhaps one of the most unique sci-fi shows to come out in a long time. It’s got such an odd combination of factors that somehow come together to deliver an engaging drama and mystery revolving around a big, central question. But, unlike a lot of other dramas, there’s no hero. This is a show where almost everyone is a scam artist—though some of them don’t actually know they’re running a scam.
Murderbot: About As Good As The Books
Comparing the first three episodes of Murderbot to All Systems Red is a game of pros and cons. As a “fan” of the book series, I was obviously waiting for certain scenes and anticipating how well someone could play SecUnit, but the actual viewing experience was me going “that was good” followed swiftly by disappointment—and on and on it went.
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