Not My Jam? Think Again: Starfleet Academy, Captain Nahla, and Why the Heroic Leadership Mold Needs to Retire
Doove71 discusses how Captain Nahla's leadership breaks the mold. And it's needed.
Doove71 discusses how Captain Nahla's leadership breaks the mold. And it's needed.
Season 1's finale reveals Pluribus isn't just about AI or grief—it's built on Christian allegory. The 40 days, the Eucharist, and the abando...
The Lorehounds reveal their Top 10 TV shows of 2025. Andor, Severance, and Pluribus lead community rankings. See the full Triarchy picks and...
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Elysia is joined by Lisa to spill all the tea on everything that went down in Kristoffer Borgli's The Drama (2026). After giving their spoiler-free takes and general thoughts on the power of dark humor to unlock uncomfortable discussions, they talk about the film's opening sequence (00:21:14...
Aaron, Richard, and Chase find themselves feeling cold towards the series' hottest episode. Where episode 4 may have failed the Ramblers, episode 5 brought us back into the fold and gave us an episode that rivals Season 1. Contact Us Do you have any questions or comments? Visit thelorehounds.com...
David and Elysia dive into Shakespeare's Hamlet , opening with a discussion of the play itself and some of the most classic film and stage adaptations, not to mention the whole sub-genre of films loosely adapting and referencing the Bard's longest work. With that foundation laid, they turn t...
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Doove71 discusses how Captain Nahla's leadership breaks the mold. And it's needed.
Season 1's finale reveals Pluribus isn't just about AI or grief—it's built on Christian allegory. The 40 days, the Eucharist, and the abando...


