Lina Morgan is a writer for BoLS Interactive LLC, specializing in articles related to the science fiction television series Doctor Who and other pop culture topics. With a keen interest in analyzing and discussing the complexities of the show, Lina provides insightful commentary on episodes, characters, and social issues within the Doctor Who universe.
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By: Lina Morgan
Hey, remember that time on Doctor Who when the Doctor goes to an American diner? Do you think he knows diner etiquette?
By: Lina Morgan
With a decades-later sequel to a popular film, the question is, "What of the original has to say?" For Beetlejuice the answer isn't obvious.
Think Celine Dion's iconic song “My Heart Will Go On” is the only tune about ‘Titanic'? Think again.
By: Lina Morgan
Star Trek: Discovery begins its fifth and final season with a focus on action and adventure. But it's the new characters who are the stars.
On the planet Trill, the crew of Star Trek: Discovery seek the next puzzle piece and find themselves in the process. It's good!
By: Lina Morgan
Discovery is ahead of Moll and L'ak—but not for long. A time trap pits the crew against their greatest enemy: their own past.
The “villains” for this season of Star Trek: Discovery are couriers. Two heroes from the show are, too. Are they so different? Yeah. Kinda.
As 'Star Trek: Discovery' continues its search for greater meaning, its final season combines science with spirit in "Whistlespeak".
Enough puzzles. Enough meditations. It's time for 'Star Trek: Discovery' to get back to the main quest. And boy does it ever in "Erigah".
After a run of really strong episodes, 'Star Trek: Discovery' slows down a little too much in the badlands of "Labyrinths".
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