It may have started out as Star Trek: TNG's funny cousin but the show really
came into it's own, especially in this final season. Like TNG and other good
sci-fi it tackled modern issues with a futuristic twist.
Welcome to September, the blog hibernation month. This will likely be my only post until the end of the month so I can focus on cranking out 31 posts for the annual Countdown to Halloween starting in October!
With X-Men 97 coming soon, I thought I'd revisit the series since I never
watched it all the way through. The animation doesn't seem to have held up
well in places. Some shots are done with weird angles and characters can have
funky proportions. But, I still enjoy the stories and was surprised just what
they packed in with plots, villains, and guest characters.
This show is quickly on its way to becoming an all time favorite and it's just getting better season after season. The writing is so damn funny and I would love to hang out with these characters.
I am usually up for a good grindhouse exploitation flick but this one had a
hard time keeping my attention.The sex scenes look like they were done by an
alien that's only had the concept of human sex described to them. The only
thing that really kept me watching was Colleen Camp, who played Yvette the
maid in Clue.
