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Our esteemed host apologized for inadvertently sticking me with the puppet episode; well, Adam, I don’t think you’re really sorry one goddamn bit, you bastard. This episode is first and foremost a trap built for reviewers, an attractive nui...
The most recent Strange New World episode ‘A Case of Chiaoscuro’ is entirely in black-and-white (except for the titles/credit sequence).
In his post on the episode Gerry Canavan suggests that in this the scriptwriters were ‘borrowing from...
Strange New Worlds season four has been a season of pastiche: the dinosaur episode, the horror episode, The Hangover episode, and now the Casablanca episode. Borrowing from Dune: Part Two the notion of a planet whose physical properties cre...
It’s fair to say that we in this group-blog are not finding much to praise in the latest series of Strange New Worlds. I’d hazard that the most recent episode is unlikely to shift the dial on that. I’m prepared to be contradicted on this in...
This week I hit a major milestone in my elaborate chronological Star Trek rewatch: the film First Contact. In terms of in-universe lore, there was virtually no pay-off to watching it in sync, because the Borg attack in the film comes out of...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Adam Kotsko is a writer, teacher, and translator based in Chicago.
British writer
doomsayer, utopologist
I keep trying to do science and get distracted by other science. Teach folks stuff in the meantime, but probably mostly myself. Naturally stealthy. Smell like a tree.
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