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After nearly two months, the debut season of Disney’s much-anticipated The Mandalorian has come to an end. It has struck a different chord among Star Wars fans, somehow uniting all of us in our adoration. Now that we have had the chance to examine the series in its entirety, it is high time to evaluate it on its merit. In hindsight, Disney’s decision to release the series one episode at a time comes across as pure genius, especially since Baby Yoda, forever etched in our col

1) Joey's Pick: The Terror (season 1) In an effort to better relate to sociopaths, and because I’m tired of Liz calling me a wuss, I decided to take a more keen interest in the horror genre. Being the unimaginative dork that I am, I perused my many streaming services for a recommendation that seemed like an ideal introduction. While browsing Hulu, I found it. The Terror. “Brilliant,” I said. There is no way that isn’t scary. The title alone sounds like it could easily be lite

As promised, here is part two of our new biweekly series detailing what pop culture the staff writers of PPC consumed during the past two weeks. Don't forget to comment and let us know what you've been watching! Joey's Pick: The Expanse The best news I got this past week was the announcement that the best sci-fi show in the known universe would soon be releasing its fourth season. The Expanse, whose brief cancellation last year was overshadowed by that of Brooklyn 99, was res

We've all had the same... we'll call it "fantasy." An old newspaper tumbles across an empty street. Rusted-out cars with skeletons at the wheel. Someone smeared feces all over the local ambulance chaser's billboard. Apocalyptic scenarios are almost comically unlikely, but in our own weird way, we all make preparations. Enough food and water for at least a few days, a first aid kit, a flashlight, and of course, guns. You think about where you'd go first, and who you'd take wit

Professional crazy person and inventor of the excessive gunshot effect Quentin Tarantino wants to make a Star Trek movie. I’m choosing to believe everyone assumed he was joking, as I would hope this being a legitimate proposal would have elicited universal condemnation. After exactly zero announcements that he changed his mind, it turns out he’s totally serious and he’s actually doing this. This idea of his has prompted no outrage whatsoever, because life is meaningless and n