Television

INTERVIEW: Jeff Lemire talks revisiting ESSEX COUNTY and bringing the story to the screen

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The television adaptation of Lemire's acclaimed graphic novel debuts on CBC this Sunday.

INTERVIEW: Todd Stashwick on STAR TREK: PICARD’s Captain Liam Shaw

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The Beat catches up with Captain Liam Shaw of the USS Titan-A, a "dipshit from Chicago" played by Todd Stashwick.

REVIEW: SHADOW AND BONE Hacks and Slashes Its Way Through the Source Material in...

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When it comes to shows with a massive fanbase, Shadow and Bone ranks pretty high in the world of fandoms. Based on the Grishaverse...

INTERVIEW: Jonathan Frakes on STAR TREK: PICARD’s “No Win Scenario”

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The Beat chats with Captain William T. Riker about the stellar ongoing Paramount+ series.
Jon Bernthal

Jon Bernthal to reprise Punisher in DAREDEVIL: BORN AGAIN series

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Can Luke Cage or Jessica Jones be far behind?

INTERVIEW: Michael Dorn on Worf’s return in STAR TREK: PICARD

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The Beat caught up with legendary actor Michael Dorn by phone to find out what it was like to play Worf again in Star Trek: Picard season 3.
Star Trek

47 Badass Women of Star Trek

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The Beat is celebrating Women’s History Month with some of Star Trek’s most badass women.
Ed Speleers as Jack Crusher

INTERVIEW: The secrets of ED SPELEERS on STAR TREK: PICARD season 3

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The Beat chats with Ed Speleers about his role in Star Trek: Picard season 3, and asks all about playing the integral role of Jack Crusher.
Extraordinary TV Show

REVIEW: EXTRAORDINARY Season 1 presents a fun millennial crisis on one superpowered Earth

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Extraordinary Season One on Hulu presents a fun and comedic take on the superhero genre with a winning performance from Máiréad Tyers.
The High Country

BOOK REVIEW: Expansion between the stars in STAR TREK: STRANGE NEW WORLDS: THE HIGH...

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The prose novel Star Trek: Strange New Worlds: The High Country by John Jackson Miller adds texture to episodes from across the Franchise.

“Endure and Survive”: Disability in The Last of Us

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Episode 5 of The Last of Us was a welcome change from how the disabled are usually portrayed in outbreak stories

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