Loose Rants

In this episode (131) Adam (@DDX84 on IG) and myself discuss Leslie Headland shutting talking George Lucas, some recent Reddit drama, Gremlins 2, DND Honor Among Thieves and much more you should totally check the timestamps.

In this episode (130) Adam (@DDX84 on IG) and myself discuss the entire first season of Star Wars: Andor.

In this episode (129) Adam (@DDX84 on IG) and myself discuss the first episode of Andor and the new Super Mario Movie.

Adam has watched the first episode of Andor and we discuss how it is light on fan service. Then we agree Super Mario is solid fun, with no modern messaging and pure escapist fun, we also make some comparisons to Sonic the Hedgehog movies and Transformers. I make mention of how being live action means on some level that the creators can’t recreate the game world, but Mario went all in on its concept.

In this episode Adam (DDX84 on IG) finally got round to watching Strange New Worlds season one and wanted to share his thoughts on the show. Incidentally this is my favourite Nutrek series so far.

In this episode Adam (@DDX84 on IG) and myself review the tenth episode of the season. We talk about The Enterprise D and G, how to make the episode better, the themes present in the show.

In this episode Adam (@DDX84 on IG) and myself review the ninth episode of the season. We talk about the problem with Jack's character, forced drama, are the new characters ready for a spin-off?, The D recreated and much more (check the podcast chapters for more information).

In this episode Adam (@DDX84 on IG) and myself review the seventh and 8th episodes of the season. We talk about Vedic's backstory and death, I share my theory about S31, Data vs Lore and what's left in the final 2 episodes?

In this episode Adam (@DDX84 on IG) and myself review the sixth episode of Picard Season 3 by talking about Terry Matalas, why not Deepfake Data, and the show's pacing.

In this episode Adam (@DDX84 on IG) and myself review the fifth episode of Picard Season 3 with the believability of bringing back a now Commander Ro, the gangster Vulcan and the mishandling of the Changelings power abilities.

In this episode Adam (@DDX84 on IG) and myself review the fourth episode of Picard Season 3 with the singular story/settings works, it's more reminiscent of a TNG episode, Shaw's trauma, the point of the shapeshifter, the holodeck's power source, plot contrivances, how Riker is written and how do we feel now we've seen this movie length story?