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The Orville comes across a planet that hosts a developed civilization where none should be, and the away team sent to investigate suddenly disappears. Can LaMarr find them? Can Gordon survive high school? Find out in this week’s Fan Collective Unimatrix 47’s examination of The Orville: New Horizons third episode of Season Three.
Michael Blaker is back with his review of the first volume of a published book in a series that was originally a web novel for this week’s Bookish Wednesday. It’s “Mother of Learning Volume 01” by Domagoj Kurmaic!
Michael Blaker is back with more chapters of one of his favorite Potter Fics for this week’s Synth Saturday. It’s Chapters 11-20 from the “Price of Being Noble” by Driftwood!
In Fan Collective Unimatrix 47’s coverage of the second episode of Season 3 of The Orville New Horizons this week, we find the crew participating in unprecedented negotiations with the Krill. The Orville then heads into the Kalarr Expanse, bringing with them an old friend from Claire’s past.
Michael is taking a look back at the past nine months since he obtained one of the latest generation consoles for this week’s Video Game Tuesday. It’s all about his thoughts on the new PlayStation 5 gaming console!
Retro Game Friday is a weekly column by Michael Blaker covering various games from the past. This week he covers one of the first tactical titles, Front Mission 2.
After the move to Hulu, the Orville returns with fantastic sets, familiar faces, and a few new crewmembers. In the first episode of season three, the show addresses the fallout from the second season finale’s final battle with the Kaylon.
In the SNWs season one finale episode, a version of Pike from the future returns just as current day Pike finds himself at a crossroads in which he can either change the future or truly accept it. Future Pike gives his current day self a chance to live the future, with all of its layers of consequences.
Michael Blaker’s Translation Necessary Thursday takes a look at “Legend Volume 02” by Kannazuki Kou. Overall, this one is an excellent second entry in a very good Light Novel series.
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