Our podcast is coming back! Welcome to part one of our Quarantine edition. In this episode, Celeste talks about our plan moving forward and her opinions on the CBS All Access app. Timestamps and Summaries 1:15- Explanation of where Dallas is 2:06- Explanation of the Quarantine Podcast Series 4:05-Future plans for CommTalk 4:58- The … Continue reading CommTalk 067: Quarantine Edition part 1
Why You Need to Watch OK K.O. Let’s Be Heroes
In this series, his journey to becoming the greatest hero of all time leads him to Gar’s Bodega Hero Supply Shop. There he and his fellow Customer Service employees work and stock the convenience store. While serving the hero community, they often find themselves fighting off the evil Boxman. Lord Boxman wants to shut down the Lakewood Plaza Strip Mall that Gar’s Bodega is located. Through various adventures and humorous experiences, K.O. learns what it means to be a hero while inspiring his fellow heroes around him. So why do you need to jump on Hulu right now and watch it?
Netflix’s Ultraman… Is it Worth It?
Recently Netflix released a brand new anime called Ultraman. Netflix has been releasing a lot of anime over the last couple of year. Some has been really good, some… some have not been so good. So how does this new Ultraman stand up? Let’s find out
Netflix’s Carmen Sandiego… Is it Worth It?
Being a child of the late ’80s and ’90s; I’m very well acquainted with the Carmen Sandiego franchise. I grew up playing many different variations of the computer game, watching the game shows, and of course the 90’s cartoon. I wanted the jacket from the game show and wished that the internet worked the way that the 90’s cartoon made it seem. It’s no hyperbole to say that this franchise was a big help in my understanding of geography in my elementary days. So when I heard that Netflix was doing a brand new series, I was very interested. But is it worth watching? Does it live up to my expectations?
A Review of Titans S1E1: “Titans”
I have to be honest. I didn't think I would be writing this article. When I saw the trailer of Titans where Robin gave his now infamous line expressing what he thought of Batman, I assumed this was the same song, different verse. DC was once again trying to take iconic, hope-inspiring superheroes and make them dark and gritty. Yes, Batman is gritty, and yes, people like that about him. But it seems DC is beginning to think that is the only way to have a good superhero story--make it more like Batman. Not that I agree with or appreciate Robin's choice of words, but I was beginning to feel the sentiment he expressed.
