Star Wars: The Bad Batch – Pabu

  • Title: Star Wars: The Bad Batch – Pabu
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Since it doesn’t feel as if the squad is ready to hang up their blasters permanently, “Pabu” feels darkly foreboding. The episode’s title comes from the hidden colony of refugees Phee Genoa (Wanda Sykes) leads the Bad Batch to after a successful job. While the retreat offers a respite from recent events, and a young friend for Omega (Michelle Ang), it’s far from dull as the squad comes together to help save the locals from a natural disaster before deciding to stay and help the community rebuild (possibly staying just long enough for their troubles to follow them to Pabu?).

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Green Lantern Corps #201

Throwback Tuesday takes us back to the DCU following the shakeup from Crisis on Infinite Earths and resetting of the Green Lantern Corps in Green Lantern #200 which changed the comic from a solo title to a team title by sending seven Green Lanterns back to Earth following the departure of the Guardians. The comic reminds readers of the changes to the universe with a quick stop at Ch’p‘s home sector before he and Salakk both join Hal Jordan, John Stewart, Katma Tui, Arisia, and Kilowog on Earth.

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Strange New Worlds – The Complete First Season

  • Title: Stark Trek: Strange New Worlds – Season One
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The best thing to come out of Star Trek: Discovery was the re-introduction of the Christopher Pike (Anson Mount)) led USS Enterprise. Although delayed due to COVID, the show’s First Season eventually offered a new look at the classic starship long before it got its more famous captain by exploring the makeup of the crew from Star Trek‘s original pilot episode “The Cage.”

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The Imperial Scientist – The Convert

  • Title: The Mandalorian – Chapter 19: The Convert
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While there is a Mandalorian story that opens and closes the episode, the vast majority of “The Convert” takes place far, far away from our main characters and their adventures. As with Andor, the show turns its attention instead to Coruscant. In this case the storyline involves former Imperial soldiers and scientists granted amnesty being slowly reintegrated into the New Republic. Our main focus is Penn Pershing (Omid Abtahi), a character’s name I had to look up and still won’t remember, who was getting on all hunky dory with his new life, despite his less than prestigious new job, until another Imperial agent, now with the New Republic, started fucking with him.

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