Andor season 2 – More spies, more lies? (trailer).
Andor. The Star Wars show for people who prefer their space battles minimal, their droids emotionally traumatised, and their heroics
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LOVE DEATH + ROBOTS: Volume 4 – More murders, mechs, and probably one sentient toaster (trailer).
Here at SFcrowsnest, we’ve learned never to trust the trailer for Love, Death + Robots. Not because it lies—but because
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Murderbot: The galaxy’s most reluctant robot hits TV (trailer).
The soap opera-loving, human-phobic, heavily armed cyborg you never knew you needed is getting the prestige TV treatment in
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Whoops Apocalypse: The Complete Apocalypse (DVD review).
TV cast: Barry Morse, John Barron, Richard Griffiths, Peter Jones, Geoffrey Palmer, Richard Davies, Alexi Sayle, Bruce Montague, John Cleese,
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Star Wars: Tales of the Underworld – where the Lightsabers are yellow and the hats are big (trailer).
It’s that time again, dear galactic travellers, when Lucasfilm asks us to set aside our internal timeline spreadsheets, forget everything
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Strange New Worlds: season 3 – Boldly genre-hopping where no Trek has gone before (trailer).
Brace your warp cores, rehydrate your tribbles, and try not to get emotionally attached to any redshirts—Star Trek: Strange New
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Doctor Who Season 2? Two companions, one TARDIS, and no idea what’s going on (article).
Hold onto your sonic screwdrivers and polish your fez collection because Doctor Who is back for another round of timey-wimey
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The Eternaut: it’s snow joke (Netflix scifi TV series).
Aliens. Snow. Existential despair. Truco. Welcome, dear reader, to The Eternaut, Netflix’s latest attempt to introduce the world to a
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Doctor Who: The Complete Third Series (DVD TV series extras review).
The year 2007 feels like a distant memory. It is for some. As I reviewed the episodes when they first
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Alien: Earth—Can bringing Xenomorphs home end well? (TV series: trailer)
When you’ve had your fill of being trapped on gloomy spaceships and planets so remote they make Milton Keynes look
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