Pluribus uses the return of the bison to confront human dominance, ecological violence, and what happens when expansion finally meets its limit.
Author: Adrian Ruiz
Adrian Ruiz
Adrian Ruiz is a media critic and college counselor who loves digging into the stories that shape us. Whether I'm writing about games, TV, film, anime, or pop culture, I'm usually chasing the same question: why does this matter, and who does it make feel seen?
Star Trek: Starfleet Academy Episode 1 may not be the strongest Star Trek premiere ever, but it does exactly what a first episode should do.
Beast Games Season 2 Episodes 1–3 expand the scale but lose emotional weight, trading human stakes for spectacle and rushed eliminations.
Once it all clicks, Pigeon Simulator is a hilarious, chaotic ride that keeps you coming back for more; hopefully with friends.
The Mighty Nein Season 1 brings Critical Role’s Campaign 2 to life with sharper storytelling, stronger character work, and all the chaos.
Star Wars Visions Volume 3 Episode 9, “Black” stands as the purest expression of what Visions was meant to be: raw, unfiltered imagination.
Star Wars Visions Volume 3 Episode 8, “The Bird of Paradise” reminds us that Star Wars is at its best when it lets us feel the Force.
Studio TRIGGER’s “The Smuggler” trades spectacle for sincerity, and in doing so, it quietly finds something worth continuing in Star Wars: Visions Volume 3.