As a lover of science fiction and fantasy , I am always hesitant - or unwilling - to choose a favorite of the genres. Both have many merits, and, like, why should I have to choose between them? I feel just as excited by clanging sword fights, magic spells, and pastoral views as I am about dystopian cyberpunk futures with blue lights and noir themes. And thanks to kindles, video games, and all the streaming services, I can enjoy both at any given moment from the comfort of my couch. Though I may…

One of the most well-circulated old image macros is the Futurama Fry meme . In it, you see our buddy Fry squinting. The top line typically reads "Not sure if X," with "or just Y" as the bottom line, and is used to represent an internal monologue . It has always felt weird to me that this is the Futurama meme that stuck with people. In my honest opinion, Bender and Zoidberg have far more expressive stills and moments than this one from Fry. But alas, the meme makers of 2012 didn't ask for my opi…

Return to Pandora

A journey through time and space

“Cosplaying too close to the sun…”

Eddie might've hated the Chrissy situation, but he'd totally love these memes.

Apparently, a certain easter egg from the start of Season 4 reveals everything that has happened to Max so far and is to come.

Live long and prosper

The script is 3x longer than ‘Avengers Endgame’ which was a three hour movie packed with insane action, so we already know ‘Stranger Things’ season 4 is gonna be insane.

After nine years of leaving anime nerds hanging, director Hideaki Anno is finally bringing Evangelion:3.0+1.01 Thrice Upon A Time to international audiences . Amazon Prime will release the final installment of the legendary Neon Genesis Evangelion series today and fans are absolutely losing it. 24 HOURS UNTIL EVERYTHING ENDS WE'VE WAITED 9 YEARS FOR THIS #Evangelion #shineva pic.twitter.com/wG4eRotnc1 — phuc (@reisbandnudeln) August 12, 2021 On their website, Amazon's description for Thrice Upo…

A sci-fi horror waiting to happen.

Indirect laments about the failures of 2020

We'll never get tired of Star Wars memes.