Skip to the content
subjectsubjectsubject
Buffalo's student-run multimedia empire
  • This Week
  • Music
  • Sports
    • UB Bulls
    • Buffalo Bills
  • Movies and TV
  • WRUB
    • Some Cool Rocks I Found
    • Oh, That Was Unexpected!
    • Hope’s New Programme
    • soundtraxd on subject
    • 133 Minutes
    • Chris Miller’s Best Of
    • The Camstradamus Hour
  • GMB
  • Store
  • Support Us

Words and Thoughts: The Mules of Oniontown, USA

October 8, 2026October 8, 2026

Maybe the Real Ghosts Were the Friends We Made Along the Way 

October 7, 2026October 6, 2026

Some Cool Rocks I Found IV.II

October 2, 2026October 4, 2026

Words and Thoughts: Milk in my Toaster, Cereal in Your Soup

October 1, 2026October 8, 2026

Words and Thoughts: Welcome to the Butter Dome

September 25, 2026October 1, 2026

Silk Ash Cascade

September 24, 2026September 22, 2026

Strange New Worlds S4E8: Orders of Magnitude

September 11, 2026September 11, 2026

Words and Thoughts: Senen Stavknud, 7th Sept. 2026 (Week Of)

September 11, 2026September 25, 2026

Some Cool Rocks I Found IV.I

September 10, 2026October 3, 2026
  • Home
  • Movies and TV
  • Recaps & Reviews

Category: Recaps & Reviews

Strange New Worlds S4E8: Orders of Magnitude

This week's gimmick is "let's try and write a good episode," and it mostly works. We get some back-to-basics Star Trek — the classic trouble-on-the-planet/trouble-on-the-ship formula,...

Strange New Worlds S4E7: Like Chronitons Through the Hourglass

I don't want to talk about Star Trek this week, I want to talk about Alf. For those of you whose brains contain useful information...

Strange New Worlds S4E6: Off-Hour

Everything in space wants to kill you. Recent sci-fi has focused heavily on this idea, as actual scientists (and overreaching hype men like Elon Musk)...

Strange New Worlds S4E5: Level-Five Transporter Accident

We'll be honest, we've been dreading this one. Strange New Worlds has taken big swings with gimmick episodes before and connected: the partially-animated Lower Decks...

Strange New Worlds S4E4: A Case of Chiascuro

Writing should be the easy part. Not that writing is easy. Anyone who's ever stared at a blank page or a blank screen can tell...

Strange New Worlds S4E3: Human Best Friend

This week's opening sets up a mission to a new planet, something about Pike negotiating a treaty in a civil war, tense, delicate, yadda yadda...

Strange New Worlds S4E2: The Griffin Incident

On the surface, Strange New Worlds is a light, upbeat show. Our chummy, immaculately coiffed Captain goes on an adventure with a crew of legacy...

Strange New Worlds S4E1: Valles Marineris

Star Trek is not in a good place. Since last year's terrible season finale, Paramount Plus launched Starfleet Academy and quickly cancelled it (although a...

Dancing in the Face of Disdain

Since its conception, white supremacy has been sewn into the fabric of American society, one which many white Americans have worn with a sense of...

Strange New Worlds S3E10: New Life, and New Civilizations

Ugh. We're not sure what sort of bump the Starship Enterprise hit a month ago, but we've finished out Strange New World's third season with...

  • This Week
  • Music
  • Sports
    • UB Bulls
    • Buffalo Bills
  • Movies and TV
  • WRUB
    • Some Cool Rocks I Found
    • Oh, That Was Unexpected!
    • Hope’s New Programme
    • soundtraxd on subject
    • 133 Minutes
    • Chris Miller’s Best Of
    • The Camstradamus Hour
  • GMB
  • Store
  • Support Us
  • Twitter
  • Instagram
  • Email

Follow Us

Instagram / YouTube / Bluesky

Want to contribute? Email editor@subjectmedia.org

Snail mail:
465 Grant St.
Ste 115
Buffalo, NY 14213

 

About Subject

Subject is a student-run publication of Subject Student-Run Media, Inc., a non-profit organization dedicated to mentoring and supporting students interested in developing creative, practical, and leadership skills in 21st-century media production. Created by alumni and students of the University at Buffalo. View our masthead

Support Students

The all-volunteer staff operates Subject through generous donations from people who believe in our mission of providing hands-on media production skills to students outside of the classroom. If you would like to help cover costs, please - click here to DONATE NOW.

Copyright © 2026 subject. student-run media, inc.
Theme: Revista By Themeinwp. Powered by WordPress.
  • Twitter
  • Instagram
  • Email
Stickers Stickers, Inc.