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News Archive
Current: March 2002
Fortunate
Son (Trek)
The latest episode of Star Trek Enterprise lands on our reviewer's
doorstep. Timothy W. Lynch is the fortunate one who dishes the dirt
on Fortunate Son
(TV REVIEWS)
Illegal
Aliens & a Dream Thief
A bit of hard science fiction with Illegal Alien from the pen of
Robert J. Sawyer, and some ever harder hack'N'Slay with Michael
Moorcock's Dreamthief.
(BOOK REVIEWS)
Cold
Front (Trek)
The Temporal Cold War is heating up when Suliban agent Silik arrives
on the Enterprise
(TV REVIEWS)
The
Ares Express & the Tomorrow People
Ares Express by Ian McDonald is one of the books pulled from the
review shelf, and The Tomorrow People: The Slaves Of Jedikah reminds
us just how cheesy SF used to be in the 1970s,
(VIDEO & BOOK REVIEWS)
Silent
Enemy (Trek)
Timothy W. Lynch braves radiation poisoning from his malfunctioning
TV set to bring you another Star Trek Enterprise review; and discovers
that while Silent Enemy is a bit artificial, it's certainly entertaining
enough.
(TV REVIEWS)
Ice
Cold on Mars
Author Stephen Baxter puts his hard science rep. on the line and
goes all Disney on us in his latest novel. Why?
(BOOK REVIEWS)
Dear
Doctor (Trek)
Timothy W. Lynch runs across a Star Trek Enterprise episode which
is both marvelous, meaty and engrossing; as a dying race forces
a terrible choice on Dr. Phlox.
(TV REVIEWS)
Sleeping
Dogs (Trek)
In
this episode of Star Trek Enterprise, when a Klingon vessel-in-distress
puts an away-team in a tenuous position, the plot becomes watchable
for a few character moments, then telegraphed and calculated.
(TV REVIEWS)
Shadows
of P'Jem (Trek)
In this episode of Star Trek Enterprise, Archer and T'Pol are caught
up in a civil war, the action becomes a continuity-fest - just padded
enough to disappoint those with high expectations.
(TV
REVIEWS)
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