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How The Orville Could Have Had Peace with the Kaylon

Posted on May 30, 2021 by Veronica Tash One comment

owever, there is something that is lacking in The Orville and it stands out: Seth MacFarlane’s politics are too far right for him to fully grasp the setting he has created, based off of Star Trek. If you were to ask FOX News, you would likely hear how Seth MacFarlane is a communist – and there is a Quora thread asking whether he is a socialist or a communist. However, if he were, then this issue would not appear in The Orville.

Outlander Theory: A Non-Genetic Basis for Time Travel

Posted on February 25, 2021 by Veronica Tash Leave a comment

So, I am going to propose an alternate theory to the genetic theory – which still explains it’s correlation with genetics. I’m probably wrong – I predicted wildly different things for Game of Thrones than what happened – despite still thinking my theories would have been better than what actually happened. I cannot promise that this is what is going on, but it would be much more elegant than the more likely, and frankly silly, option.

Leftovers’ Second Season Opening May Have Been More than It Seemed

Posted on April 10, 2018 by Veronica Tash Leave a comment

As a warning, though there has been plenty of time since Leftovers wrapped up its series finale, you might not have seen it yet. You may have just started binging and just stumbled across this trying to figure out what you just saw. However, it is strongly suggested that you not continue reading this article if you haven’t already finished

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Danaerys Targaryen Caesar: A Theory on the Unburnt’s Story Arc

Posted on July 9, 2017 by Veronica Tash Leave a comment

Because I was trying to promote my last article, an atypical article not about politics but rather about Game of Thrones, I joined a few Game of Thrones discussion groups on Facebook. This led to me having many more discussions about Game of Thrones than normal as the new group popped up heavily in my Facebook feed. This led to