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Category Archives: TV Review
Rings of Power – Season 2: Like Durin III and his mithril, the folks of Amazon are determined to mine every bit of fan service out of The Silmarilion
Star Trek Prodigy – Season #2: The crazy kids are back in the latest animation offering from the Star Trek franchise. And so is the Emergency Holographic Doctor.
The Acolyte: The latest TV series from the Star Wars franchise seems to have bitten off more than it can chew.
Doctor Who 15-1: As always, some people absolutely adore the new incaration of The Doctor, while others hate him
3 Body Problem – Netflix: The people who allegedly ruined A Game of Thrones on TV have turned their hands to a famous science fiction trilogy
X-Men ’97: The X-Men animated series is back. Can comics' greatest soap opera have another hit? Or, like the movies, is this another X-Men disaster?
Star Trek Discovery – The Final Season: Discovery had boldly gone and re-invented the past, and explored the future. Now we say goodbye to Michael Burnham and her crew. Has the series found its feet at last?
ElfQuest, The TV Series: Paul Driggere looks forward to what will hopefully be an epic animated TV series
What If? – Season #2: Marvel's Watcher-helmed animated series gets another run, and Peggy Carter once again has a starring role.
Masters of the Universe: Revolution: Mark Hamill once again has great fun playing Skeletor, and this time out he has William Shatner for company.
Percy Jackson and the Olympians: Rick Riordan's Greek gods reach Disney+. Cheryl dons her plumed Classicist helmet and takes a look.
Scavengers Reign: Paul Driggere introduces us to a hot new SF animation series
Doctor Who: The Return of Russellon: Yes, Russell is back, and all is queer in the world of Doctor Who
The Celts on Amazon Prime: What's this? A documentary about Celtic history made by people from a Celtic country?
Loki – Season #2: The God of Mischief is back. Will he finally get a redemption arc, and will anyone believe him if he does?
Lower Decks – Season #4: The Lower Decks crew are back in action, so no one in Starfleet is safe.
Ahsoka – Season 1: The latest TV series from the Star Wars franchise is surprisingly fun, and absolutely fantasy
The Man Who Fled the Nazis and Fought the Martians: Raz Greenberg looks at the science fiction television produced by director, Rudolph Cartier
Titans: Season 4: Time is up for Dick, Cory and the team. What does their final season hold in store?
Strange New Worlds – Season 2: The lastest iteration of Star Trek goes from strength to strength
Secret Invasion: Marvel's latest TV series falls very flat
Good Omens – Season 2: Crowley and Aziraphael are back, more cute and loveable than ever. Gabriel, meanwhile, appears to be having a mid-eternity crisis.
The Peripheral – Season 1: The TV version of The Peripheral deviates signifcantly from the book. Does it still work?
Willow – the TV Series: Twenty-odd years on in fantasy time, and over thirty in our world, Willow finally has a sequel.
His Dark Materials – Season 3: Having reach the end of the TV trilogy, Cheryl has thoughts about the philosophical message of the books.
Picard – Season 3: The third and final season of Star Trek: Picard ramps up the fan service to parts of the dial where no show has gone before.
Gunbuster: The legendary anime arrives on UK television
Star Trek: Lower Decks – Season 3: Mariner, Boimler & Co are back for more hilarious adventures
The Witcher: Blood Origin: There's a new Witcher series on Netflix and... oh dear!
Dragon Age: Absolution: This animated series, based on the video game, is a surprise hit
Rings of Power – Season 1: Is Tolkien rolling in his grave, and if so why?
She-Hulk: Attorney at Law – Season 1: Is the latest TV series from the MCU off the wall, or off the rails?
The Sandman – Season 1: At long last the Lord of Dreams comes to the screen
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds – Season 1: In which Star Trek boldly goes where it actually has been before
Ms Marvel: Marvel's latest teenage superhero is absolutely delightful.
Moon Knight: Marvel's Moon Knight is set in London and Cairo, with various degrees of success
Star Trek: Prodigy: Not content with Lower Decks, Paramount has given us a new animated Star Trek series, this one featuring a group of alien teenagers
Picard – Season 2: Jean Luc and his crew deliver more quality fan service
Star Trek: Discovery – Season 4: After a great deal of difficulty getting to see it, Cheryl is not entirely impressed with Discovery's lastest outing
Lower Decks – Season 2: The ensigns of the USS Cerritos are back, and as amusing as ever