Contents May Vary: episode 60 - Costumer & Propmaker Andrea Davis

Contents May Vary: Costumer and Propmaker Andrea Davis

We talk costumes, props, and how she got into the business of doing it professionally.

Stephanie Hsu (Dr. Sleech), Keke Palmer (Dr. Klak), Natasha Lyonne (Nurse Tup). Image courtesy Amazon.

“The Second Best Hospital in the Galaxy” Season 1 Review

“The Second Best Hospital in the Galaxy” is a sci-fi hospital procedural that delivers exactly what you’d expect. Read the full article at The Geekiary.

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5 Shows that Should Come to Streaming

Now that Moonlighting and Northern Exposure are both streaming online, it got me thinking of other shows that deserve to be found by today’s audiences and should come to streaming.

Donald Glover stands, looking at a marriage certificate, while Maya Erskine sits at the desk looking up something on a computer

TV Review: Mr. & Mrs. Smith Season 1: An Uneven Take on Spy Vs. Spy

This action spy drama starts off well, but goes off on a separate mission halfway through. Read my review at The Geekiary. 

The Doctor (Ncuti Gatwa) and Ruby Sunday (Millie Gibson). Photo courtesy DisneyPlus.

Doctor Who Review: “The Church on Ruby Road”

Ncuti Gatwa’s first full episode of Doctor Who, ‘The Church on Ruby Road’, is a Christmas fantasy. Read the full review on The Geekiary.

Percy Jackson (Walker Scobell) with a sword in front of an ocean.

Talking with the Cast (and Crew) of Percy Jackson

Three of the main actors and the two executive producers did a press conference for Percy Jackson and the Olympians. Read the full article over at The Geekiary.

Neil Patrick Harris as the Toymaker in his shop.

Doctor Who Review: “The Giggle” is Lore-Changing

An old foe brings about the end of the 60th-anniversary specials, and we get introduced to the new Doctor in ‘The Giggle’. Read my review at The Geekiary. 

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Doctor Who Review: “Wild Blue Yonder” is Okay Who

While the “Wild Blue Yonder” special is a good character study for Donna and the Doctor, it doesn’t live up to the hype. Read the full review at The Geekiary. 

The Fourteenth Doctor, Donna Noble, Rose Noble and Beep the Meep are pictured. They're approached by two armoured green alien foes.

Doctor Who Review: “The Star Beast” is Who at its Finest

David Tennant and Catherine Tate are back and better than ever in the 60th anniversary episode of Doctor Who. Read the full review at The Geekiary.