Movies

Many well-known comedians have risen to stardom from the bustling city of New York, with establishments like Noam Dworman’s Comedy Cellar serving as iconic stages for their careers.

As a devoted fan of science fiction, I’ve had the pleasure of watching some truly exceptional series that leave an indelible mark on my imagination. These shows, be they multi-season epics or one-run masterpieces, never compromise on quality. What sets them apart is their unwavering commitment to delivering thought-provoking narratives, complex characters, and boundary-pushing drama. In this list, I’ll be sharing ten sci-fi TV series that boast not a single forgettable episode. These shows embody the very best of what science fiction can offer, and are a testament to the genre’s enduring power to inspire and captivate us.

When The Tax Collector first premiered, there was much controversy surrounding its reinforcement of stereotypes often associated with Mexican Americans, particularly in relation to Hispanic communities in California. The portrayal of gang culture within the storyline drew heavy criticism, and Shia LaBeouf’s portrayal of the character “Creeper” faced accusations of “brownface,” a term used when non-Latino actors play Latino characters. His appearance and performance that fluctuated between an exaggerated Mexican accent and his usual speech style were frequently criticized.

Each installment served as a meticulously designed trap, where the boundaries between journalists and law enforcement grew hazy in a manner that such boundaries should never be allowed to grow hazy.

If Andy Dufresne (Tim Robbins) isn’t found guilty of murdering his wife and her lover, there would be no “The Shawshank Redemption”. However, considering the profession of our main character and the infidelities he was dealing with in the 1950s, wouldn’t it be surprising if a jury didn’t find reasons to support these actions against him?