Yes, We Should All Read & Watch More Sci-Fi, But Skip the SJW Garbage
As a mega-fan of science fiction, I was excited to read the recent column by Arizona State University’s Lynette Hrabik, “Students should read and…
Tag: Dave Huber
When Writers Try to Shoehorn SJW Politics Into a Future History
For some strange reason, Star Trek.com gave an outlet to someone to ramble on about how Starfleet Admiral Jean-Luc Picard has to “reckon with his…
Re-Watch Review: 2004’s Battlestar Galactica Better the 2nd Time
SyFy recently ran uninterrupted the entire early 2000s reimagined “Battlestar Galactica” series starring Edward James Olmos and Mary McDonnell. I realize fellow contributor Alec…
Kill Me Now: PETA Wants Thor to be a Vegan in ‘Thor: Love & Thunder’
“veganism falls in line with Thor’s penchant for saving the planet” Just when you think you’ve seen it all when it comes to SJW…
Whatever Happened to a Little Optimism in Our Entertainment?
One of the big(ger) — and correct — complaints about entertainment these days is that everything is too dark. Creators have turned heroes like…
EPIX’s “War of the Worlds” is an Extraterrestrial “The Walking Dead”
WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD EPIX debuted the latest incarnation of “War of the Worlds” on Sunday evening. It’s a miniseries featuring the happenings in France…
Angry University Adjunct Applies Critical Theory to Superhero Films
An excerpt from the College Fix: Mich Ciurria, an adjunct in the University of Missouri philosophy department, decided to apply that little ‘ol thing…
What Star Trek: Picard Gets Wrong While Pushing Superficial Politics
Just like I never paid to watch Star Trek: Discovery (I watched the first two seasons during a free-week trial of CBS All Access), I…
When TV Was Actually Funny: Hube’s 10 Best All-Time M*A*S*H Episodes
I’m not a big fan of contemporary comedies. In fact, I don’t think there’s been much on TV that induces a laugh since “Seinfeld.” …
Marvel’s Latest ‘Epic’ Suggests They’re Completely Out of Ideas
Marvel’s latest “epic” event — titled Outlawed — is the comics division’s foray into the “OK, boomer” generational conflict. As vacuous as that sounds,…