Dave Walsh examines Star Trek DS9’s unique, progressive perspective that remains radical many years later.
The Mandalorian Episode Ten; The Passenger, or, Too Many Toys
Dave Walsh analyzes The Mandalorian episode 10, The Passenger
Star Trek: Picard Episode 1; Remembrance, or the Same Old Jean-Luc
Nostalgia is a tough beast to tame. For people in my age range (let’s say mid-30s) the entire entertainment industry…
The Mandalorian Chapter Seven; Finally, or, The Reckoning
Make no qualms about it, I’ve had some nitpicks about the last two episodes of The Mandalorian. While still fun…
The Mandalorian Episode Four: Sanctuary, or, Two Samurai and Film Elitism
This week’s episode of The Mandalorian makes it difficult not to talk about Akira Kurosawa. That is also true when…
The Mandalorian Episode Three: The Sin, or, Storytelling in Simplicity
Star Wars The Mandalorian episode three kept the streak alive, says author Dave Walsh.
The Low Stakes and Lack of Emotional Connection of Westworld
On this here blog I posted reviews of Westworld episode one and two, with the intent of continuing forward and…
Westworld Episode One: The Originals; or, Do Androids Dream of Flies On Cheeks?
For the past few months I had a big ole’ platform to write about stuff like pop culture, entertainment and…