Articles tagged "george takei"![]() TV DVD ReviewStar Trek: The Original Series – Series 3 Remasteredby Jennifer Kelly[2.Dec.08] :. TV’s first and most ambitious space opera closes out its original run with brave, ham-handed, unintentionally hilarious philosophizing on race, gender, truth and beauty…beam me up, Scotty. ![]() PopMatters Picks: The Best of TV on DVD FeaturePart 1 - All Time Classicsby PopMatters Staff[8.Oct.07] :. Where it all began... how TV became the cultural icon it is today, and the seminal shows that offered audiences a glimpse into the medium’s artistic potential. PopMatters Picks: The Best of TV on DVD PopMatters Pick![]() TV ReviewHeroesby Todd R. Ramlow[26.Sep.07] :. The disease furthers Heroes' allegorizing of its genetic mutants as outsiders, aliens, and queers. PopMatters Pick![]() TV ReviewHeroesby Todd R. Ramlow[25.May.07] :. Heroes' set-up was both simple ("Save the cheerleader, save the world") and impressively complex. ![]() TV DVD ReviewComedy Central Roast of William Shatner (Uncensored)by Jeremy Estes[13.Apr.07] :. The show has comic moments (commenting on Shatner's weight gain, Ross says, "You have let yourself boldly go"), but the roast isn't so much funny as it is forced. ![]() TV DVD ReviewStar Trek: The Original Series - Season Threeby Tim O'Neil[13.Dec.04] :. Star Trek remains enjoyable today in ways that other, similarly important or influential shows do not. Star Trek: The Original Series - The Complete First Seasonby Marco Lanzagorta[29.Sep.04] :. Star Trek's message of 'tolerance' is highlighted in the few episodes that explicitly showcase the dangers of racism and bigotry. Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country [Special Edition] (1991)by James Oliphant[2.Feb.04] :. It is a reminder of the power the faded franchise once commanded. |
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