Category: Television
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So I work at an e-commerce website and for the holiday season I was asked to help out with customer service. Y’all, my brain was mush every time I had to speak to more than five people in less than thirty minutes. There was no way I could keep track of all my tasks happening…
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One manga, two anime (originally released 2003 and remade in 2009), three movies, at least two video games, and another who-knows-what that may never reach North America. While there are so many properties it’s tiring, it’s probably the only big-name anime franchise I would recommend. But if you didn’t grow up with it like me,…
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I feel a lot has happened this week in television. Or maybe there’s just a lot going on with the television I keep up with. Whatever, let’s talk about it:
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Cyberpunk and noir go together like science fiction and western — one genre can exist without the other, but they are stronger when they team up. Sadly, the list of cyberpunk visual entertainment is minimal: Ghost in the Shell (that entire franchise), Blade Runner, Blade Runner 2049 and The Matrix trilogy are the only ones…
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My 2017 Year in Review listed the top books, movies and television programs watched in 2017 with longer write ups of those lists being published … well, now. Here are the top television programs I watched last year, complete with a couple honorable mentions.
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I listened to a lot of music for this post and it was so hard to narrow down the scope. But here we go!
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The Crown details the life and times of Queen Elizabeth II, current monarch of the United Kingdom and British Empire. Set in the 1950s, the show starts with Queen Elizabeth’s marriage to the Duke of Edinburgh Philip Mountbatten and the re-election of Winston Churchill as the British Prime Minister. From there, the show takes slow…
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Stargate SG-1 season 3 continues the momentum of season 2 by solving a couple main plot events and showing the evolution of Stargate Command’s involvement in intergalactic affairs. There is also some development between team members of SG-1, particularly with Jackson/O’Neill but Teal’c gets closer with Carter and Jackson. The season ends with another cliffhanger…
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This episode’s adorable mascot is brooding Jackson in the command center of Stargate Command. Your friends are totally alive, man. Search past narratives, you know this to be true.
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This episode’s adorable mascot is the interrogation montage. Those are always fun no matter the squabbles.
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This episode’s adorable mascot is Jackson revealing that he drew the short straw to check on O’Neill.
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This episode’s adorable mascot is Laira’s son learning the word “cool” and what it means from O’Neill.
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This episode’s adorable mascot is SG-1’s dessert feast.
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This episode’s adorable mascot is Teal’c in medical restraints. Made me think of a cat who dislikes being in its carrier and may indeed murder you when it gets out.
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These episodes’ adorable mascot is that moment O’Neill says he’s going to pass out again and then he does.
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This episode’s adorable mascot is Orner’s crush on Kira even though he’s obviously supposed to be with Mayris.
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This episode’s mascot is Shau’re. In memorandum.
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This episode’s adorable mascot is O’Neill’s infamous Tuna Torture.
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This episode’s adorable mascot is O’Neill yelling at Teal’c stomach. I know it’s to Junior, but Teal’c in a constant state of mpreg will never be without its moments.
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This episode’s adorable mascot is Jackson’s fluctuating bounty price and his general discomfort about it.