Send us a text Saru’s dying. The ship is collapsing. Tilly’s being blobnapped by a hallucinated fungus named May. But Steph? Steph is not having it. 😠 This week, the drama is high—but the believability is low—as Our Sci Fi World tackles Star Trek: Discovery Season 2, Episode 4: "An Obol for Charon." 📉 From the jump, Steph calls it: Saru’s not going to die, and the episode knows it. So why does it lay the melodrama on thick? She breaks down how stacking three simultaneous crises—Saru’s “termin...
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Send us a text Saru’s dying. The ship is collapsing. Tilly’s being blobnapped by a hallucinated fungus named May. But Steph? Steph is not having it. 😠 This week, the drama is high—but the believability is low—as Our Sci Fi World tackles Star Trek: Discovery Season 2, Episode 4: "An Obol for Charon." 📉 From the jump, Steph calls it: Saru’s not going to die, and the episode knows it. So why does it lay the melodrama on thick? She breaks down how stacking three simultaneous crises—Saru’s “termin...
114 Bend This Spoon: Nightmare’s Mind Games, Telekinesis & Tragedy (Supernatural 114) Nightmare
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114 Bend This Spoon: Nightmare’s Mind Games, Telekinesis & Tragedy (Supernatural 114) Nightmare
Send us a text “You're Right.” — The Two Most Devastating Words. Max only wanted the pain to stop. In Supernatural’s “Nightmare,” trauma becomes the monster, and the most chilling horror isn’t a ghost—it’s what a broken boy is capable of. Sam’s psychic visions take a disturbing turn when he sees a man die in what looks like suicide, but feels like something else. That “something” leads Sam and Dean to Max: a deeply abused, telekinetic young man with a startlingly similar backstory to Sam’s. S...
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Send us a text Saru’s dying. The ship is collapsing. Tilly’s being blobnapped by a hallucinated fungus named May. But Steph? Steph is not having it. 😠 This week, the drama is high—but the believability is low—as Our Sci Fi World tackles Star Trek: Discovery Season 2, Episode 4: "An Obol for Charon." 📉 From the jump, Steph calls it: Saru’s not going to die, and the episode knows it. So why does it lay the melodrama on thick? She breaks down how stacking three simultaneous crises—Saru’s “termin...
