Chris Snellgrove is a writer for GIANT FREAKIN ROBOT and has also contributed to various publications such as Yahoo Sports Canada, Entertainment Weekly, Yahoo News, and Yahoo Sports UK. With a focus on entertainment and pop culture, Chris covers topics ranging from movies and TV shows to celebrity news and viral trends.
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There are many things Fallout fans like to argue over. What are the best builds? Which mods are worth it? … Continue reading "Fallout Show Erases Fan-Favorite Game From Canon?"
By: Chris Snellgrove
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By: Chris Snellgrove
Recently, Zack Snyder launched Rebel Moon: Part 2 – The Scargiver on Netflix, and the movie left many critics downright … Continue reading "Zack Snyder’s Rebel Moon Gets An Amish Paradise Music Video "
The incredibly talented Brent Spiner is quietly responsible for the greatest moment in Star Trek: The Next Generation.
By: Chris Snellgrove
This isn't the most talked about episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation, but it should be for the Easter eggs alone!
By: Chris Snellgrove
One episode of Star Trek was pushed to such an extreme, that the original writer took extreme measures in response.
It sure seems like X-Men '97 is now a big enough world to be its own MCU, and Marvel should lean into this idea.
Fallout definitely got some of its heroes wrong when comparing some of their stats to another popular game in the series.
By: Chris Snellgrove
This Star Trek actor thought the whole point of their character was to be funny, and they couldn't be more wrong if they tried.
By: Chris Snellgrove
A Strek Trek alum reveals the amazing odds that she overcame to still be here with us today, and who she thanks for helping her!
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