On this episode of The Evil Geek Cult Podcast, I introduce my father to some more games! We discuss Telltale’s The Walking Dead(Season 1), Far Cry: Blood Dragon, Dragon Age: Inquisition, and Xcom: Enemy Within. We also discuss some of the most important questions of
Day 13 Originally I had planned to do a post about the superstitions behind Friday the 13th. However, after looking around the web to do my research, I quickly realized everyone on the internet was doing an article in the same vein. Instead, I’ve opted
This will conclude my argument that began two months back with the Axiom: Star Trek is the most influential Science Fiction television program in history. I believe my logic has been sound, although largely rhetorical. I expected at least a few contrarian views, maybe alternatives suggested,
I proposed as an Axiom: Star Trek is the most influential Science Fiction television program in history. Part 1 was an introduction. Part 2 was a demonstration of technologies influenced by Star Trek. Part 3 showed how Star Trek advanced positive race relations. Part 4 was
Axiom: Star Trek is the most influential Science Fiction television program in history! In Part 1, I gave an introduction to my argument and why I felt it needed to be made. In Part 2, I demonstrated technology influenced by Star Trek. In Part 3,
Axiom: Star Trek is the most influential Science Fiction television program in history! In Part 1, I gave an introduction as to my argument and why I felt it needed to be made. In Part 2, I demonstrated how Star Trek has influenced technology by
As seen in Part 1, I communicated as an axiom that: Star Trek is the most influential Science Fiction television program in history! Then I communicated that I would cite 4 ways in which Star Trek did this. If you haven’t read Part 1, click
I think that the recent reboot of Star Trek has pissed me off. It kind of implies to me that the old franchise was done incorrectly, that somehow the old should be invalidated by a newer vision, that what is new is necessarily better. Admittedly,