South Park: Imaginationland

South Park’s three-part episode, “Imaginationland.” aired in 2007 (same year The Sopranos ended) on Comedy Central. It earned positive reviews from critics, fans and viewers alike. Imaginationland won an Emmy for “Outstanding Animated Program for One Hour or More.” I consider Imaginationland as a standalone sequel to “South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut.” All three […]

Arrow: Season 1

Arrow’s first season officially aired in 2012. (same year The Dark Knight Rises came out) It received positive reviews from critics, fans and viewers alike. Arrow spawned seven seasons, a shared universe under “Arrowverse” featuring additional shows such as “The Flash,” “Supergirl,” “Legends of Tomorrow,” “Black Lightning” & “Batwoman.” James Gunn’s rebooting the entire DC […]

Gamer’s Review: Mortal Kombat 11

“Mortal Kombat 11” was officially released in 2019 (same year Uncut Gems came out) on PlayStation 4 & Xbox One. It earned positive reviews from critics, fans and gamers alike. In addition to praise, the game made enough revenue worldwide. The game’s also available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S and Nintendo Switch. NetherRealm Studios’ […]

Flashback Review: Justice League: Season 2

Justice League’s second season officially aired in 2003 (same year School of Rock came out) on Cartoon Network. It received critical acclaim from critics, fans and viewers alike. One Year Later, a follow up known as “Justice League Unlimited” Now that James Gunn is rebooting the DC Extended Universe into the DC Universe starting with […]

Flashback Review: Justice League: Season 1

Justice League’s first season officially aired in 2001 (same year Smallville aired on The WB) on Cartoon Network. It received universal acclaim from critics, fans and viewers alike. The show spawned a second season and a follow up known as “Justice League Unlimited.” James Gunn’s rebooting the DC Extended Universe into the DC Universe. “Superman: […]

The Flash (2023)

In 1940, now defunct comic book company All-American Publications introduced Jay Garrick as “The Flash.” After a lab accident, he gains super-speed using his powers for good and becoming a member of the Justice Society of America. After World War II, Jay’s popularity ended. In 1956, comic anthology series “Showcase” introduced Jay’s successor, Barry Allen. […]