Today on the 5: The third episode of season 2 of Picard came out last Thursday. "Assimilation" starts to move us into the main narrative, and starts to introduce some possible stakes to the success or failure of the mission.

Today on the 5: Over the weekend I watched a movie from 1974 titles Truck Stop Women. The poster and synopsis made it seem like it would be a fairly standard B movie. While parts of it are definitely familiar, I'd describe it more as a curiosity.

Today on the 5: My wife and I have finally gotten around to watching Cobra Kai. We've finished the first two seasons, so I figured I'd do a review of both. In this episode, let's talk about season 2.

This week we're talking about Len Kabasinki's Tubi Tournament, Cowboy Bebop, Picard, and Psychos In Love. Show music by HeartBeatHero and OGRE. Support the show!

Today on the 5: My wife and I have finally gotten around to watching Cobra Kai. We've finished the first two seasons, so I figured I'd do a review of both. In this episode, let's talk about season 1.

Today on the 5: Last week Twitter announced plans to make one of the dumbest changes I can think of to their product by forcing users to use the Home feed. Unsurprisingly, users were not happy. Surprisingly, Twitter has reversed course!

Today on the 5: Over the weekend I watched a low budget horror film from 1987 called Psychos In Love. While I can't pretend it works all the time, when it does it manages to deliver a good time with a pretty neat premise.

Today on the 5: The second episode of season 2 of Picard came out last Thursday. While there's not much that happens in "Penance", what we do get feels like vintage Mirror Universe material, and that's still working fine for me!

This week we're talking about the Oscars, Nocturnals, Dying Light 2, and Death Ship. Show music by HeartBeatHero and OGRE. Support the show!

Today on the 5: There was some surprisingly positive news that came out recently in regards to the OnePlus phone operating system. After announcing that OxygenOS was going be replaced by ColorOS, it seems that customer feedback has reversed that decision.