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Star Trek Picard: series premiere review.

The Critical Drinker has a few views about the new Star Trek spin-off with Picard in the big lad’s command

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Doctor Who: Series 12 (or 37 depending on how you count) : Episode 5: Fugitive Of The Judoon by Vinay Patel and Chris Chibnall

Before I start, this episode should be regarded as a part one and everything below is total SPOILER but with

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Rough Stuff #8 Spring 2008 (magazine review).

I’ve been eyeing this issue of ‘Rough Stuff’ for sometime mostly because of the great cover of the Scarlet Witch

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It’s All In The Viewing Figures: a brief article by: GF Willmetts.

It was reported in British newspapers that the ‘Doctor Who’ story from 19 January 2020, ‘Nikola Tesla’s Night Of Terror’,

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Picard season 2, now with added Guinan (Star Trek news).

It looks like Guinan – the superhuman advanced entity slumming it in humanoid form – is set to return to

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Star Trek: Picard (final trailer: new Star Trek TV series on Amazon Prime).

Here’s the final trailer for the new Star Trek TV series with old man Picard pulling on his Starfleet wellies

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Gundam: real-scale walking mecha to become major Japanese tourist attraction (news).
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Gundam: real-scale walking mecha to become major Japanese tourist attraction (news).

If you like your Japanese mecha big, as in Gundam-size, then you’re in luck! The City of Yokohama in Japan

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Superman & Lois TV series coming (news).

There’s a new Superman & Lois TV coming down the pipes for a landing at the CW, according to the

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Doctor Who: Series 12 (or 37 depending on how you count): Episode 4: Nikola Tesla’s Night Of Terror by Nina Metivier (TV review).

With a name like ‘Nikola Tesla’s Night Of Terror’, you know this has to be a historical setting and the

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Modern Masters Volume Twelve: Michael Golden (book review).

Back in the day, I first got sight of Michael Golden’s artwork when he appeared at Marvel doing the first

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