Analysing the Emmy nominations
It’s traditional to bemoan the state of genre fiction and, like all traditions, the binary of good/bad, right/wrong is pretty much always false. This year’s Emmys prove that point. Alasdair […]
Today’s Reviews: A last surprise
Pluribus came to an end slightly early – with an episode that attracts some praise… The season finale of Vince Gilligan’s tantric drama (surely even Sting and Trudie would have […]
Today’s Reviews: Plus ça change
Pluribus’ first season is coming to a close – much to the relief of some There’s no discovery, or revelation, there are just statements. It’s a treatise, not a drama. […]
Christmas present for Pluribus fans (video)
The first season finale of Pluribus will arrive two days early. The ninth episode will debut early ahead of the holiday on Apple TV on Wednesday, December 24, 2025. Already […]
Today’s Reviews: Difficulties in the Gap
Plur1bus heads towards its season 1 finale… As Plur1bus speeds towards its thrilling climax the only thing that can add to this adrenalin filled ride is to experience in brain-numbing detail exactly […]
Today’s Reviews: Movement in Pluribus
He may not be its biggest fan but Martin Jameson spots developments in Plur1bus: There’s nothing particularly wrong with the story beats themselves, but the mechanics of how they are […]
Today’s Reviews: A Milk run
The fifth episode of Plur1bus seems to be trying our reviewer’s patience: The problem with a show as bone-achingly repetitive as Plur1bus as that it’s hard to find anything new to say […]
Today’s Reviews: Lacking evolution
Not everyone is as impressed with Plur1bus… The problem with Plur1bus is that Rhea Seahorn’s Carol is a miserable cynic at the start of episode 1 and by the end of episode […]
Today’s Reviews: From many, one…
The new Vince Gilligan series Plur1bus has a lot going for it… but there are some issues: The premise of the show reads like the musings of a stoned teenager […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 