The Journeys in Fandom of the Doctor Who Alien Superstar
The WWE Royal Rumble is always one of the most entertaining PPVs of the year. It brings with it a unique anticipation that not even Wrestlemania can match. You can never really tell who is going to appear in the Royal Rumble match. It is often a good opportunity for
The Last Jedi split fandom down the middle. Some people really liked it and for others it ruined their childhood. I actually quite liked it. I appreciate some people were not happy with the way the writers and director developed the overall canon of the Star Wars universe. But I
I was really excited when the WWE announced the Mae Young Classic as I am a big fan of women’s wrestling. The WWE are developing a nice habit of producing great quality programmes on the Network that are radically different from what they broadcast on their mainstream shows. I dipped into
Doctor Who has always been about change. From the minute William Hartnell regenerated into Patrick Troughton the TV show set itself apart from anything that had come before. Change is as much a part of the very fabric of the show as the TARDIS, Daleks and Time Lords are. It
My Twice Upon a Time review was going to be just another blog post. However, as I have just jumped into the world of YouTube with both feet and launched my own YouTube channel. Instead I decided to post the entire review on there instead. But I can say this though.
I have a YouTube channel! It’s my first step into the world of YouTube and vlogging. I have always wanted to do this for such a long time, but never seemed to get round to getting it done. You see I am a bit of a perfectionist. I always got
Fight Factory Wrestling brought it’s show back to the Engine Shed in Lincoln on Sunday October 1st for Boiling Point. The event was a two show presentation, with a family show in the afternoon and an adults only show in the evening. This was my first chance to see the
