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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 Finale Review — Tomorrow’s Enterprise | Den of Geek (opens the original)
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The following contains spoilers for the Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 4 finale. Star Trek: Strange New Worlds wraps up its fourth season with a finale that’s full of sentimentality. A love letter to Nyota Uhura, a character we’ve watched grow from a nervous, try-hard cadet to a capable crew member over the course of the show’s four seasons, the hour gives us a satisfying glimpse of what’s to come for her and her compatriots. In fact, if we didn’t already know that Strange New Worlds was r
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 Episode 9 Review — Once La’an a Time | Den of Geek (opens the original)
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The following contains spoilers for Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 4 episode 9. The penultimate episode of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’ fourth season is an unexpected follow-up to an installment from its first, just probably not the one that any of us might initially have predicted. Season 1’s “The Elysian Kingdom” was the show’s first M’Benga episode, mixing a candy-coated fairy-tale setting with the much darker story of his terminally ill daughter who was kept in stasis in the Enterpri
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 Episode 8 Review — Orders of Magnitude | Den of Geek (opens the original)
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 4, episode 8. Bad admirals appear throughout Star Trek, from The Original Series (“The Doomsday Machine”) and The Next Generation (“The Pegasus”) to Deep Space Nine (the “Homefront”/”Paradise Lost” two-parter). It was probably well past time for Strange New Worlds to do something similar and, as such things go, “Orders of Magnitude” is a solid entry into the canon of such installments even if its conclusion pulls its punches more than some of us (read: me) mi
Hachette Unveils the Ultimate Dungeons & Dragons Novel Collection | Den of Geek (opens the original)
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This article is sponsored by Hachette Partworks. For over 50 years, Dungeons & Dragons has brought together fantasy fans of all ages with everything from tabletop gameplay to stories based on its epic realms. Now Hachette Partworks is sharing a whole treasure trove of Dungeons & Dragons literary stories with its novels collection, bringing together 100 of the greatest D&D novels ever written. This includes some stories that have long been out of print, with fans finally able to read these classi
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 Episode 7 Review — Like Chronitons Through the Hourglass | Den of Geek (opens the original)
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 4 episode 7. Star Trek: Strange New Worlds has gleefully played around in lots of different genres and movements. This season alone it’s tackled film noir, horror, and whatever you call it when the bulk of the main cast turns into puppets. (Do The Muppets technically count as a genre?) At this point, it’s probably more of a surprise that the show hasn’t done a soap opera episode yet. But “Like Chronitons Through The Hourglass” is here to correct that obvious
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