Boldly Going Somewhere

You already know we have strong feelings about Star Wars, so as you can imagine we have a lot to say about The Last Jedi - easily the most divisive film yet of the new trilogy.

We can best describe Thor: Ragnarok as "a Thor movie for people who don't like Thor". Taika Waititi's inaugural contribution to the MCU is one of the most hilarious entries to date.

In our first official Halloween episode we talk about our favorite childhood memories, like carting around pillowcases full of candy and being creepily lured in condos (wait, what?). Join us in a spooky journey into aural terror - if you dare!

If you want to forget about the real world, invest your time in a role-playing video game. From their humble tabletop origins, the RPG has grown and evolved into the most dominant and ambitious game genre.

Time travel emerged in science fiction at the end of the nineteenth century and remains a popular concept in modern storytelling. Imagine, traveling to the past to see events long gone...

Dragon Con 2017 marked the first official Boldly Going Somewhere "Trivia" Contest, in which a group of sixteen mostly-willing contestants faced off in a battle royale that tested the limits of their convention knowledge and general sense of humor.

With Bohler stuck in West Palm Beach, Louis helps him pass the time by playing a round of Netflix Roulette, and oh boy, did they pick a winner - the massively successful Bollywood superhero film Krrish.

Whether it's haggling for a great buy at a convention or setting up eBay alerts in hopes of finding your "white whale" - when it comes to collectibles, we get it.

So, we finished Mass Effect: Andromeda and have a lot to say. Between open-ended plot threads and non-sensical story elements, is this the final lackluster hurrah for the series?

It sucks admitting it, but we're getting older. And kids these days - geez! They'll never get to experience the joy of renting videos at Blockbuster, dealing with CD players skipping, or racking up long distance bills on their parent's dime.