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“Star Wars: The Bad Batch” Disney+ Review by Brooke Daugherty

May 25, 2021 12:59 pm |

Do you love The Mandalorian? Do you love Clone Wars? Do you fantasize being Dave Filoni’s cowboy hat to be as close to that brilliant Star Wars brain as possible? Then The Bad Batch is for you. In all seriousness, The Bad Batch is another home run for Disney and Star Wars. Jennifer Corbett developed...

Why You Should Be Watching Superman and Lois by David Isaac of the Vintage Geeks Podcast

Published by Leftover Brian

May 23, 2021 12:05 pm |

I have never been the biggest fan of Superman. He was always toowholesome, damn near invulnerable and just seemed boring. Nothing about theboy scout image appealed to me because I myself was not a boy scout. Ofcourse I watched Superman The Movie and Superman II and loved thembecause if you’re going to try and pull...

“Made for Love” HBO Max TV Review by Josh Davis

Published by Leftover Brian

April 29, 2021 2:02 pm |

In the opening scene of the new HBO Max series “Made for Love,” Hazel Green crawls out of a watery hole in the ground and finds herself in a desert on the outskirts of a town in the middle of nowhere. She’s wearing an emerald-green nightgown and is soaking wet, her hair matted, and her...

“Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous (Season Two)” Netflix Review by Josh Davis

Published by Leftover Brian

February 7, 2021 5:51 am |

Season one of Netflix’s “Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous” was something of a pleasant surprise. Initially, it seemed like a cutesy, made-for-young-children adaptation of the popular dino property originally written by Michael Crichton, and then adapted into several mega blockbusters, first by Steven Spielberg and more recently by Colin Trevorrow. Picture early “Toy Story,” but...

“Call Me Kat” TV Review by Stephanie Chapman

Published by Leftover Brian

January 24, 2021 9:12 pm |

Sometimes a sitcom comes along that doesn’t require much mental bandwidth. Sometimes you just want to sit down, turn your brain off for 30 min and watch a show that won’t make you cry, contemplate your own life choices or make you worry that you’ve wasted your time watching it. If that sounds appealing to...