Of Different Men The Same Woman and Modified Monsters

I was already late on this one, therefore I delayed even further in talking about Guillermo Del Toro's Frankenstein. (It got a tiny theatrical release in 2025 to meet Oscar requirements, but is mainly on Netflix.) This way it is now almost exactly fifteen years since one of my earliest posts concerning the differences between the original Mary Shelly written novel, and men's interpretations of that tale. I am not behind schedule, I am planning commemorations.

Transformers Rewatch Beast Machines Season 2B

Darkest Knight

Teen-Bat watched everyone on his planet die and was mostly fine. Now he is freaking out over losing Noble/ Savage the guy/ wolf/ dragon/ thing he knew for three days.

Strange New Worlds Season One

I always seem to find the Star Trek series I really like, late. The Original Series counts in this because I wasn't born in time. I'd blame my parents, but I am too busy thanking them for introducing me to it in the first round of syndication.

The only Trek series I enjoy that I saw "real time" was the Animated Series, in my little Spock pajamas and cardboard ears.

That changed this year when Anabelle got a student rate on Paramount for Starfleet Academy, and we've all been having fun with this show. It is clearly targeted at younger viewers, but with stuff for us old Trekkies too. (More on that when the season ends.) 

Transformers Rewatch Beast Machines Season 2A

Beast Machines Season Two

All right, lets finish this so I can go watch the good ones again.
The Beast Machines DVDs were all in one set, so Season Two has the same menu as Season One.
 

Peacemaker, Both Seasons Apparently

I went to check what I said about the first season of HBO Max's Peacemaker before writing up the second and quickly learned it was "Nothing."

How about that?

Transformers Rewatch Beast Machines Season 1E

The Catalyst

We begin with the slime irrigation project and a funeral ceremony for Rhinox. Fun (More hugs for the Nineties’ kids.)