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Grieving Space Dad: RIP Patrick Stewart

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Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die

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The Friendly Hivemind of Pluribus

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This is How the World Ends: Apocalypse in Science Fiction

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"Scream" meets "The Truman Show": The Cabin in the Woods

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Let's Argue About the Prime Directive

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The Last Starfighter

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Women Can Electrocute You

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Time Loops

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Holy Space Capitalism of the Feringi

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Cheating with a Sexbot

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"Alien" is Dudes Afraid of Getting Knocked Up

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A Canticle for Leibowitz

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A. I. As Monkeypaw Slaves

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A Clockwork Orange's Secret Extra Chapter

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Faster Than Light Travel in Sci-Fi

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Stay Your Age Right Now Forever

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All The Gods Suck, Except "Circe"

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"1984" According to Julia

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The Zen of Robots

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Much Ado About Garak

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Doublethinking George Orwell's 1984

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Why Picard's Last Season Is So Much Better Than The Others

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Super-Intelligent Spiders And A Sleeper Ship: Children of Time

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The Corporate Dystopia of Jennifer Government

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There Are Infinite You's in the Multiverse

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Escaping the Truman Show

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Snowcrash Created the Metaverse

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Shrinkage!

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Meeting Celebrities at Sci-Fi Conventions

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Soylent Green is People!

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The Hilarious Fantasy of Terry Pratchett

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Strange New Worlds is the Star Trek We Deserve!

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Trapped In John Malkovich

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Reproduction in the Final Frontier

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Intergalactic Politics in "The Expanse"

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Nixon Selling Pizza on the Moon

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Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

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If You Leave the Holodeck On Too Long...

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Peacemaker is the Ultimate Loserhero

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Send in the Clones

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The Ineffable Planet of Sentient Goo

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Rick And Morty is Hilarious Nihilism

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The Fifth Element Is Teenage Scifi

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Irritating Vulcans in "Enterprise"

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Lady Terror in "Don't Worry, Darling"

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Jesuits in Space!

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The Sith are Emo Fascists

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"They Live" is fear of Reagonomics

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If Sociopaths Had Super Powers: The Boys

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But What if We Swapped Brains?

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Only You Can Save JFK - Stephen King's "11/22/63"

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How Time Travel Works in "Interstellar"

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Every Single Star Trek Android, in Erratic, Sloppy Order

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Dark Side of "Moon"

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Why the Jedi Order Failed

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Maoists and Space Aliens

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The Mirror Universe in Star Trek

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"Her" is the Ultimate Breakup Film

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Dilbert Meets Orwell in "Severance"

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Only Watch "Flash Gordon" on Acid

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Hollywood Sermonizing vs. Good Storytelling

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Andor Loves Public Choice Theory

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Moriarty on a Starship

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"The Prisoner" is Deliciously Campy

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How to Write Kickass Science Fiction

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"The Whistler"

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Of Goblins and Autism

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Scottish Starfleet Draft Picks

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Animatronic Humans of the Apocalypse

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"The Singularity Comes For Home Office Equipment"

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Franchise Fatigue

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The Forever War

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Humanity is Underrated: the Deathworld Series

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Keeping up with the Cardassians

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Waterworld is an Aquatic Western

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What Makes a Terrible Sidekick

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Plot Holes!

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It's Time to Watch Babylon 5

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Children of Men

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We Are Legion, We Are Bob

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The Giant Universe of Doctor Who

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Jordan Morris on Satire in a Dome

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Los Angeles is Hideous

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False Memories in Science Fiction

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Logan's Run is Afraid of Baby Boomers

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M. R. Carey on Hopeful Dystopias

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The Bioethics of "Gattaca"

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Andy Weir on "Project Hail Mary"

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Jedi Warriors and Islamic Mysticism

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Kurt Vonnegut Hated War

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Galaxy Quest is the Greatest Sci-fi Comedy, Ever

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The Time-Backwards Robot Monster

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Darth Vader is a 19th Century Supervillain

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Watchmen Part 2: The Greenwood Massacre

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Watchmen's Fake Psychic Squid Attack

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Are We Living in "Demolition Man"?

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If An Insane Asylum Was an Entire Planet

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Mad Max Has the Best Barbarians

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Why "The Mandalorian" Works