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Today on the 5: Red Letter Media released a video reviewing several episodes of Star Trek: Picard. It reminded me that I never talked about why I stopped watching the series.
Today on the 5: Over the weekend I finally watched Escape From Bronx, the sequel to 1990: The Bronx Warriors. I was a fool to wait, because I think I like the second movie more than the first!
Today on the 5: On a recent episode of This Week In Google, one of the guests expressed her unhappiness with how the rule of law doesn't seem to apply to the rich. I share her unhappiness, but this is nothing new.
This week we're talking about Twitch, Jaws NES, Thor: Love And Thunder, Tokyo Vice, and The Batman. Show music by HeartBeatHero and OGRE. Support the show!
Today on the 5: Google recently made a video about a collective group of device concepts called "Little Signals". While the video itself can come off almost as a parody, the potential benefits of these types of devices is immense.
Today on the 5: Over the weekend my wife and I watched The Batman. I figured I was going like it, but I'll admit it impressed me far beyond my expectations.
Today on the 5: Not even a month into existence, CNN+ has been shut down. There are many reasons being given as to why, but in the end I think the fatal blow was the concept itself.
Today on the 5: As part of the Tubi Tournament series I am doing with Len Kabasinski, I watched a 2021 release titled Saltwater: The Battle For Ramree Island. Normally I try not to do negative reviews of movies, but advising people to avoid this junker feels like a civic duty.
This week I'm joined by guest host Daniel Barton, ask Heartbeathero. We're talking about Twitter, Star Child, The Shawshank Redemption, The Batman and Outer Range. Show music by HeartBeatHero and OGRE. Support the show!
Today on the 5: The Verge ran an article yesterday about a pair of smart home companies that recently went under. The article argues the solution is a future where smart home devices are ubiquitous, but I'd rather focus on things people should doing right now.
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