“Star Trek: The Next Generation” suffered a wobbly launch.
Many fans questioned why a sequel series was needed when so many stars from the original series were game and willing to slip into those familiar Federation uniforms.
The first two seasons of “Next Gen” were rough, but in its third season, the series found its own path to the stars with such memorable episodes as “Deja Q” and “Yesterday’s Enterprise.”
But no fan, casual or not, was prepared for “The Best of Both Worlds.”
As an argument in a court of law goes, it’s a doozy:
Fox News told a federal judge Wednesday that prime-time darling Tucker Carlson does not look to facts for his show.
Nor do his viewers expect them from him.
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How can you kill off several cast members (maybe) and still produce an utterly turgid series finale?
Leave it to Tyler Perry.
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In one of the bonus features on the new “Watchmen” DVD set, writer Damon Lindelof refers to this nine-part HBO series as “fan fiction.”
He was a boy when his father thrust the first two issues of the now legendary DC series “Watchmen” into his hands. His father didn’t think he was ready for the groundbreaking story. He had no idea how much it would change the course of Damon’s life and influence his writings.
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Courtney finds two new members of her Justice Society in the new episode of “Stargirl.”
Warning: Minor spoilers follow!
Mark Perigard 