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Primal Season 2 Review

by Captain Cats and the Nightrider | Oct 4, 2022 | Cartoons, TV, Uncategorized

If you would have told me that one of the best shows of 2022 in North America was also the most underrated of 2022 I would call you a liar, but it happen. Genndy Tartakovsky just ended one of the best shows of this year in a blaze of glory and that show is Primal....

Batman: The Animated Series Turns 30

by Captain Cats and the Nightrider | Sep 20, 2022 | Cartoons, TV, Uncategorized

September 5, 1992, is a day that every superhero fan should always remember because on this date the world was introduced to the greatest animated superhero series of all time. It not only inspired a generation of fans but also people who work in both the animation...

Archer Season 13 Premiere Review

by Captain Cats and the Nightrider | Aug 30, 2022 | TV, Uncategorized

Well, it looks like Archer and the gang are at it again. Archer is back for his 13 season with the first episode “The Big Con” and it all takes place at a spy convention which is funny in an ironic way. While we see everyone trying to get use to their new...

Extraordinary Attorney Woo Review

by Captain Cats and the Nightrider | Aug 23, 2022 | TV, Uncategorized

Once in a blue moon, you find something that doesn’t sound right on paper, but in the end, it works, while having a few hiccups here and there it works. That’s how I felt after watching Netflix’s latest Korean import series Extraordinary Attorney...

The Sandman Special Episode Review

by Captain Cats and the Nightrider | Aug 22, 2022 | Comics, TV, Uncategorized

Netflix’s The Sandman is darling to the world right now and is now the standard of how a comic adaptation to the small or big screen must be. Out of nowhere, we were graced with a special episode of The Sandman that took two stories from “Dream...

Netflix The Sandman Review

by Captain Cats and the Nightrider | Aug 9, 2022 | TV, Uncategorized

1989 DC Comics introduce to the world what many have called one of the greatest comic series ever to be published and with 75 issues The Sandman has been also one of the very few series that was also called unadaptable to both the big and small screen. Fast forward to...