Star Wars Rebels episodes 10-12 review

TV is back on schedule folks, all the major shows (aside Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. which has taken a break whilst Agent Carter is on) have returned including our second favourite band of misfit agents (after team Skywalker in the originals, of course) the Rebels. Let's take a look at the next 3 episodes and see how things are going.

TV Retrospective: Arrow Season 2 episodes 13-15 review

It's time to look at Arrow once again, as things begin to heat up

4 issue Test #3 - Batman Eternal

Sorry this one doesn't look too good, pity they write in white in this one

What was originally going to be a Gotham Academy review had to be delayed owing to the release date being too close to the review date, so let’s dig into the first 4 issues of the series: Batman Eternal, the mini-series to celebrate Batman’s 75^th Anniversary and see how good or otherwise it is.

Guilty Pleasures #12 - Frozen

It’s one of most Disney’s most popular animated films, heralded as a classic, and the best since the Lion King. Many people also think it’s highly overrated, and I’ve seen criticisms ranging from ‘it’s too scary for children’ (it’s no scarier than the Lion King) and ‘it promotes homosexuality’ (can these people just leave the internet now, clearly you belong in a world before internet existed so...)

So, in what is in no way an attempt to maximise viewer-ship of my site, let’s dig into Disney’s Frozen, and see what charms and see what jitters are to behold.

Agent Carter episodes 1-3 review

Marvel has a new venture, a mini-series delving into the life and antics of Captain America's former love interest, Peggy Carter. Bridging the gap between now and the return of SHIELD in March, can this show live up to it's hype, let's dig into the first 3 episodes and find out

TV Retrospective: Arrow Season 2 episodes 10-12 review

It's been another week since the last one, so here's a new retrospective on Arrow episodes

Guilty Pleasures #11 - Doctor Who: Last Christmas

 

I have a love-hate relationship with Doctor Who in general, but even more so with the Christmas specials. The first 2 were decent, the next 2 were terrible, let's not talk about The End of Time, A Christmas Carol was average, The Doctor The Widow and The Wardrobe was awful, The Snowmen was meh and the Time of the Doctor was disappointing.

So you can imagine my expectations were not high looking into Doctor Who: Last Christmas, especially since it promises the involvement of Santa. I'm not a big fan of the more silly episodes of the show, and with Santa involved I was expecting a silly episode, boy was I wrong.

This barely counts as a guilty pleasure, but I promised I'd do a long review, and it's certainly not a rage issues topic, so let's dig into Doctor Who: Last Christmas and see what capacity Santa can possibly serve in a serious story.