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Kahn & Alaisdair’s Top TV of 2024

It was a massive year for television shows, not only for traditional networks but also on streaming services. While some great new shows debuted...

Pop Culture Of Aus – And The Opportunity It Provides

Mikey Wulff is a Queensland actor who is benefiting from the pop culture wave that has hit Australian shores. After getting his first big break on Mako: Island of Secrets as Karl, he has gone on to be involved in two comic book movies that were filmed in Queensland: Thor: Ragnarok and Aquaman.

Review: Legends of Tomorrow Season 1 Episode 5

Legends of Tomorrow continues its rise in quality but still stumbles on servicing its core premise. The character dynamics are getting better and the...

Review – The Flash – S02 E07 – “Gorilla Warfare”

Fencing, fighting, torture, revenge, giants, monsters, chases, escapes, true love and miracles. The Flash has it all, well... except for the fencing part. Defeated...

Review – The Flash – S02 E06 – “Enter Zoom”

Zoom shake, shake, shake the room! That's right folks, the evil speed demon known only as Zoom has made his official entrance in to...

Review – The Mindy Project Season 4 Episode 3

The Mindy Project Season 4 Episode 3 ‘Leo Castellano is My Son’ He’s here, he’s finally here! Little baby Leo Castellano has arrived and is...
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