No seriously, how can you not love Psych? I've already discussed the theme song which, by itself, may be enough of a reason to watch the show, but last night they referenced the Kevin Kline-Sigourney Weaver film, Dave. That's right,… Read More ›

Almost every game – even sandbox and sports games – has a beginning and an end.  There may be many ways to get to the ending; there may even be a multitude of endings, and there may even be the… Read More ›

The folks at Aardman Animation have a unique talent for creating incredibly compelling characters and stories. From Wallace & Gromit to Chicken Run and at many points in between, Nick Park and company have a unique brand of humor, a… Read More ›

Though it is the third series in the franchise, Stargate Universe (SGU) requires no base knowledge of the series; it's Stargate for those who didn't watch the theatrical film, any of the 10 seasons of Stargate SG1 or any of… Read More ›

The term “paradigm shift” is one of those things you often hear politicians, CEOs, “analysts,” pundits, and others who like to spin things and hear the sound of their own voice discuss.  We're going to experience a paradigm shift in… Read More ›

Reading a synopsis of The Time Traveler's Wife, one would be greatly tempted to believe that it had a little something for everyone in the audience. The film, directed by Robert Schwentke (Flightplan) and based on a book by Audrey… Read More ›

There are a select group of individuals would refer to me as “nitpicky” or a “nitpicker.” I wholly disagree with those people. I prefer to think of my looking at minutiae as the same sort of keen observation that made… Read More ›

[Editor's note: individual reviews of “Planet of the Dead” and “The Waters of Mars” are available separately, as are opinion pieces on “The Next Doctor” and “The End of Time”.] British television operates on a fundamentally different level than American… Read More ›