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Class: The Coach with the Dragon Tattoo
Class is back in session, this time focusing largely on Ram, the school sports king. I haven’t warmed to the characters yet, but I think that was the point: introduce us to some that are hard to like and slowly … Continue reading
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Violence in Video Games: Batman: Arkham
Holy good ideas! In September of 2019, Roger started a series looking at the “rights and wrongs” of Fanservice in anime. Today, we continue that tradition with Violence in Video Games. Today’s focus… Batman: Arkham Collection. What’s the Deal? Holy sneaky … Continue reading
Class: For Tonight We Might Die
If you ask me, the Brits are superb storytellers. They have an idea, and they tell it, length be damned. If that means 8 episodes will tell the story, that’s what they will do. No need to drag an 8-episode … Continue reading
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Violence in Video Games: Thief
In September of 2019, Roger started a series looking at the “rights and wrongs” of Fanservice in anime. I found the series informative as I was often one of the biggest critics of fanservice. Recently it’s come to my attention … Continue reading
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The Elder Scrolls: Arena
Let’s end this year right… Life is nothing if not full of surprises. For instance, in the same year that I was unable to even spend the holiday season with family, I was made a full timer at a company … Continue reading
Dreamland
Wrapping up the year with a little animated Doctor Who fun, I wanted to go back and discuss one other special that came out back in 2009: Dreamland. This came out two years after The Infinite Quest and showed some … Continue reading
Plunge
The year is coming to an end so I wanted to take a moment to detour into the realm of graphic novels one more time. Who knows, maybe I’ll give someone an idea for a last minute Christmas gift! Since … Continue reading
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The Infinite Quest
Before we start the final spinoff series of Doctor Who, there were a few noteworthy contributions to the last decade that warranted mention. The first was the animated adventure The Infinite Quest. Back in 2007, when Doctor Who was still … Continue reading
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Mass Effect 3
In 2012, EA and Bioware, two of my favorite game companies of all time, launched Mass Effect 3. It was time for Mike Sheridan to captain the Normandy one last time. I have to say it was a mixed bag for … Continue reading
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Torchwood: The Blood Line
I’ll tell you how I knew I’d enjoy the final episode: Russell T. Davies was back as one of the writers. I will also say that to enjoy Torchwood season 4, you do have to bypass the logic center of … Continue reading
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