Review: Fringe “Five- Twenty-Ten”
Fringe continues its steady improvement steady improvement, and “Five-Twenty-Ten” emerges as the best episode of the season in no small part due to John Noble’s...
Review: Fringe “Through the Looking Glass and What Walter Found There”
In their continuing search to recover the plan to the super weapon that will rid the Earth of the Observers, Walter strikes out on his...
Review: Fringe “An Origin Story”
Still reeling from the death of Etta in the episode “The Bullet that Saved the World” the Fringe Team must set out to stop the...
Review: Fringe: “The Bullet the Saved the World”
Continuing in the dark Observer ruled future, last week’s episode of Fringe, the Bullet that Saved the World made some major shake ups. Characters returned,...
Review: Telikos Protocols: Issue 1
During the New York Comic Con I came a independent comic production which caught my eye. The artwork featured full scale digital paintings. I was...
Review: Fringe:”The Recordist”
With three episodes under it’s belt “The Recordist” continues Fringe’s steady improvement. Though I am still prickling from the drastic change to the status quo...
Review: Looper
A few steps into the future time travel will be invented and quickly outlawed. Only organized crime will have access to the technology. In the...
Review: Fringe: “In Absentia”
This week’s episode of Fringe is a slight improvement over last weeks. As Walter’s memory is still blanked out from “Transilience Thought Unifier Model-11”, the...
Review: Fringe: “Transilience Thought Unifier Model-11”
“Transilience Thought Unifier Model-11” is a wonderfully quirky sci-fi name name for an otherwise lackluster episode of Fringe. The season premier picks up where last...
Review: The Cocktail Waitress
The Cocktail Waitress is the lost final novel of James M. Cain, author of such famous works as The Postman Always Rings Twice and Mildred...