OddCast

How Olan Rogers gave us a galaxy of laughs, feels, and existential dread—then ripped it away too soon. INTRO: “CHOOKITYPOK, FRIEND!” "My name’s Gary Goodspeed. I’m a prisoner on the Galaxy One… and I’m about to do something really stupid." There are two types of animated shows in the modern era.The first kind winks at you through fourth walls and burps its way through cynicism — loud, irreverent, fun, but rarely sincere.The second kind tries to make you feel something  — to r

The most ambitious fantasy series of the streaming era finally finds its rhythm — and its shadow. “Ambitious enough to make you gasp, scatterbrained enough to make you argue at dinner parties — but always, oddly, mesmerizing.” When Amazon first announced The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power , the internet collectively clutched its mithril. How could anyone — even with billions in backing — dare revisit Middle-earth after Peter Jackson’s monumental films? Two seasons late

Netflix took a grimdark YA fantasy, added pop-song menace, gorgeous lighting, and enough emotional damage to power the UK for a decade. The Source Material: The Half Bad Trilogy, a.k.a. “YA Fantasy But Make It Bleak, Sharp, and Slightly Unwell” Before Netflix gave us The Bastard Son & The Devil Himself —aka “Everyone Is Hot, Everyone Is Injured”—this story lived on the page as Sally Green’s Half Bad  trilogy: Half Bad , Half Wild , and Half Lost . And if you’ve only met this

Black Doves was a series that I was unsure how to feel about when I first saw the trailer. It looked somewhat interesting, but also...

Lockerbie: A Search For Truth is a brand new limited series on Peacock, telling the story of the Pan Am Flight 103 bombing in December...