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David Gerrold's War Against the Chtorr
by Daniel Greenfield
David Gerrold has had a long history of reworking materials and themes from Grandmaster and prominent Science Fiction writer Robert Anson Heinlein. David Gerrold's famous Star Trek episode, "The Trouble With... published 16 months ago
Terminator The Burning Earth Features the Death of Skynet
by Daniel Greenfield
The War against Skynet has been running for decades now. For more time than anyone can remember and people have long ago stopped counting the years and begun counting the minutes, the minutes they have to... published 12 months ago
Five Prematurely Cancelled Science Fiction TV Shows
by Daniel Greenfield
We all have our favorite TV shows which we love, the shows we grew up with, the shows we quote endlessly and the shows we collect on DVD. But there are the other shows, promising Science Fiction television... published 12 months ago
Buffy, River, Faith and Fray, Female Heroines in the Whedonverse
by Daniel Greenfield
From the fictional universes of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer", "Fray", "Angel" and "Firefly" that form the overall Whedonverse, the creations and works of writer, director and producer Joss Whedon, these are... published 15 months ago
Gunslinger #5 - The Fifth Issue of The Gunslinger Born
by Daniel Greenfield
Whether among the darkness and the dark things that hover around the world where darkness is mixed with light or in the world itself with its crazed mixture of laughter and life, sorrow and death, Ka is the... published 14 months ago
Starship Troopers - A SciFi Anti-War Parable on DVD
by Daniel Greenfield
Some movies fail because the filmmakers made fundamental mistakes in storytelling, in pacing and characterization. Some movies fail because of timing. Starship Troopers is probably one of the best examples of... published 14 months ago
The Five Worst Star Trek Episodes of All Time
by Daniel Greenfield
Every cloud must have its lining but every starship must also have its gaping hull breach. Television series that are genuinely great, also often tend to be uneven with episodes varying from one to the other... published 11 months ago
Starship Troopers and the Forever War
by Daniel Greenfield
In some ways it would seem as if Robert Heinlein's "Starship Troopers" and Joe Haldeman's "The Forever War" should be very similar novels. Both after all are novels about humanity's war against an alien race... published 15 months ago
Five Moral Dillemas in Star Trek
by Daniel Greenfield
Moral dilemmas have been one of the fundamental cores of Star Trek. Rather than a mere space adventure series, Star Trek from its inception had been concerned with questions of morality, debates over... published 12 months ago
Empty Cities of the Full Moon - A Post-Apocalyptic Shapeshifting Journey
by Daniel Greenfield
Howard V. Hendrix's "Empty Cities of the Full Moon" mixes speculation on the borders of new age ideas about shamanism and human nature with good old\new fashioned Science Fiction premises that include... published 15 months ago










