Arthur Wallace

A close knit husband-wife veterinary reality show that just makes you feel good. Their genuine compassion and love for all kinds of pets and livestock at the clinic or on the ranch are heartwarming. And you actually learn something by watching their diagnosis and treatment.

I consider Space Force as the Hogan’s Heroes of our era. A tongue-in-cheek satire and light hearted peek into the chemistry and games of rank, Twitter guidance from POTUS, operational insecurity, expensive space programs, and family dynamics in remote Colorado. The danger for first time viewers is looking for an Office remake in uniform. For me, it’s a ground-based version of Seth Rogen’s “The Orville”.

I was fascinated and intrigued by this sci-fi journey into the possibility of “final” conversations with a preserved brain in its “final shutdown” phase and the envy and jealousy that exists among robot generations. This is a blend of Frankenstein, Sixth Sense, and Solaris. But it kept me entertained with Theo James dealing with an affection for his creations and his quest to download his wife’s being into an impressive android who resembles a punk rocker.