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Even if I hadn’t quit my job this year, I think this summer’s strike actions by the Writer’s Guild of America and the Screen Actor’s Guilt / AFTRA would feel like a central idea in … well, everything. My relationship…
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Blogging the Next Generation: Picard — “Fly Me To The Moon”
This entry was written during the 2023 WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes. Without the labor of the writers and actors currently on strike, this television series wouldn’t exist. To learn more, visit the WGA strike hub and the SAG-AFTRA strike site. “The century…
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Blogging the Next Generation: Picard — “Watcher”
Here in Canada, we get all of the Star Trek series through a long-running deal between Paramount and Bell Media, which means that the Star Treks all stream on a Bell product called Crave — which is a pretty good…
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Blogging the Next Generation: Picard — “Assimilation”
“Computer, dictate the file logged Shit-I-Stole-From-The-Borg-Queen.” I’m back from a week in (extremely) sunny Los Angeles, which times out nicely, because Star Trek: Picard is about to spend the rest of its season there. Season two has made the jump…
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Blogging the Next Generation: Picard — “Penance”
“The chase is dying in your arms. And I am but a suture in the wound.” Few experiences in all of Star Trek: Picard are more clarifying than seeing John De Lancie return to the role of Q in “Penance.”…
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What if we threw a twitter and nobody came?
Price shot me an invite for Bluesky and I joined (fuckos, I had been on that waiting list for months!). All this turned out opportune, timingwise, because Meta’s threads thing launched, I think, a day and a half later or…
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Blogging the Next Generation: Picard — “The Star Gazer”
“Cheers, big ears.” Season two, let’s do things in twos. Here goes. A story: I signed up for Paramount+ a couple of weeks ago, because I wanted to watch the new season of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds in 4K.…
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ScreenAnarchy on INDIANA JONES AND THE DIAL OF DESTINY
I love how many of us (myself included) mentioned our age, or Indy’s age, or both. Read our thoughts here!
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Phase Four
So, let’s get into it: what happened with Marvel? Let’s start with some obligatory table-setting: following Phase Three (and, specifically, Avengers: Endgame) would have been a monumental creative challenge for any studio, product line, or storyteller; take your pick for…
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