Showing posts with label Joseph Pevney. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Joseph Pevney. Show all posts
Monday, October 18, 2010

A Giant Amoeba Is Set To Destroy The Galaxy In "The Immunity Syndrome"

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The Good : Decent character development, Nice acting, Original plot The Bad : Absurdity of the plot, predictability, Campy effects The ...
Saturday, October 16, 2010

Star Trek's Meet The Parents Is The Superior Drama Of "Journey To Babel!"

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The Good : Political plot elements, Most acting, Character elements! The Bad : Some of the political elements. The Basics : When Spock...
Wednesday, October 13, 2010

The Trouble With "The Trouble With Tribbles" Reviews!

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The Good : Good political story, Generally decent acting, Interesting use of characters, Fun plot The Bad : Use of Klingons as punchlines...

Stereotypes About Aging Ring Through "The Deadly Years"

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The Good : Interesting concept, Decent - if stereotypical - acting The Bad: Plot is weak, Premise is shaky, Obvious sense of tension T...
Tuesday, October 12, 2010

If Your God Were A Paper Mache Lizard, You Too Would Avoid "The Apple"

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The Good : Not a bad concept/theme The Bad: Lame acting, Little character development, Overall bland and silly The Basics: In an all-a...

Belaboring Toward Jack The Ripper; Evaluating "Wolf In The Fold"

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The Good : Moments of acting, Good concept The Bad : A lot of terrible acting, SLOW, Little real character development The Basics : Whe...
Friday, October 8, 2010

Love And Armed Conflict For Spock In "Amok Time," A Perfect Star Trek Episode!

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The Good : Acting, Interesting character development, Music, Most of the story The Bad : Minutiae, it's close enough to perfect! Th...
Wednesday, October 6, 2010

A Quiet Winner For Star Trek Comes With "Friday's Child."

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The Good : Excellent acting, Character development, Plot The Bad : Moments of hokey definition of the Capellans The Basics : With its st...

Fans Won A Second Season Of Star Trek To Start With "Catspaw?!"

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The Good : The actors manage to take it seriously The Bad: Terrible plot, No real character development, Horrible effects, Some campy ac...
Monday, October 4, 2010

Star Trek's Most Overrated Masterpiece Is "The City On The Edge Of Forever."

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The Good: Decent idea, Interesting dilemma, Great acting, Nice effects/costumes, etc. The Bad: Plot-heavy, Character arcs underdeveloped...