The Review at the End of the Universe
May the fourth be with you all on another Star Wars Day. This year we discuss the premiere of Star Wars: Rebels; “Spark of Rebellion” Part 1 and Part 2. The conversation covers authentic Star Wars, found family dynamics and resisting fascism.
April is behind us and May has begun but we won’t forget the news and trailers that April brought us. The conversation covers revived projects, franchise continuations and the style at the time.
Alien Day -4/26 or April 26th- is once again upon us and Kneel Before Pod celebrates by discussing the franchise’s first voyage into the world of television; Alien: Earth season 1. The conversation covers expanding the universe, arrested development and evil billionaires.
First Contact Day has come around again. It’s only 37 years until the big day and to celebrate we cover the middle of the loose trilogy; Star Trek III: The Search for Spock. The conversation covers missed operatic opportunities, the film’s influence on the franchise and civilian costuming in Star Trek.
March is behind us and the news cycle continued as always so we break it down. The conversation covers Henry Cavill not being James Bond, non announcements and half naked influencers.
Star Trek: Starfleet Academy has completed its first season so Kneel Before Pod takes the class and breaks it down in immense detail. The conversation covers expanding the Star Trek universe, fanservice and whether to go full Riverdale.
“Rubicon”
Star Trek: Starfleet Academy ends its first season with an apocalyptic threat and a trial.
Avengers: Age of Ultron recently celebrated its 10th anniversary so the Kneel Before Pod Avengers assemble to look back on the film. The conversation covers attempts at themes, consistency within the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the aversion to endings and much more.
“300th Night”
Star Trek: Starfleet Academy gears up for the finale with a major threat and a family reunion.
“The Life of the Stars”
Star Trek: Starfleet Academy turns to an unconventional type of therapy to help the cadets process recent trauma.
