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If you were hoping that after my very long break, I’d have something brilliant and insightful to say about this week’s episode of War of the Worlds, you’re going to be disappointed. This week is “Year of the Monkey”, and involves a set of those see-no-evil/hear-no-evil/speak-no-evil monkey statues. It’s noteworthy because Micki straight-up murders the bad guy at the end.
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So like that John Candy movie Delirious only not funny.
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Friday the 13th the Series returned last week with “Mightier than the Sword”, about a cursed pen that compels people do whatever they’re written as doing. And possibly an episode of Stargate Atlantis too. “The Hunted” I am pretty sure is exactly the same plot they would recycle for at least one of the later series. Star Trek the Next Generation takes the week off, but the preceding two weeks gave us “The Defector” and “The Hunted”. Without looking it up, I think it may be the one where he gets a wooden Swiss Army knife.
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Last week’s MacGyver is another of those ones where Mac gets whacked in the head and hallucinates himself into the old west or something.
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Everything on TV is new this week, but largely unremarkable. I remember nothing of the show whatever and it seems to be utterly unremarkable except that it was Alyson Hannigan’s first regular TV role.
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Free Spirit, one of those “high-concept” sitcoms I’m so fascinated by gets its plug pulled after fourteen episodes. Bart Simpson is in fourth grade and Maggie is a nonverbal infant. New on the top ten this week is “Just Between You and Me” by Lou Gramm, one of those songs I find hard to remember from its title (It’s the one whose chorus goes “Even if heaven and Earth collide tonight…”). “Pump Up the Jam” is also on the chart this week, as “Don’t Know Much” by Linda Ronstadt and Aaron Neville. The Billboard chart-toppers since we’ve been gone have been “Blame it on the Rain” by Milli Vanilli, “We Didn’t Start the Fire” by Billy Joel, and “Another Day in Paradise” by Phil Collins, which remains the incumbent for its fourth week. The Leaning Tower of Pisa is closed to visitors on account of how far it’s leaning. Mission STS-32 launched Space Shuttle Columbia into space for the tenth time. Strongman Manuel Noriega surrendered on January 3. The US invaded Panama over Christmas break. In non-Cold War news, David Dinkins was sworn in as the mayor of New York and Douglas Wilder as the Governor of Virginia. Martial law in China, imposed after last year’s Tiananmen Square protests, is finally lifted on the tenth. Demonstrations in Lithuania presage its independence in March, and protesters in East Germany storm the Stasi headquarters. Poland, by the way, withdrew from the Warsaw Pact at the beginning of the year. In January, Turkmenistan, though still communist and not yet independent, held the first partially-free elections in the Eastern Bloc since Poland last year. On Christmas day Nicolae Ceaușescu and his wife were given a quick show-trial then summarily executed by firing squad. On December 22, the military abruptly switched sides. Civil unrest broke out in Romania, and unlike all the other communist countries that were collapsing at the time, the Romanian government decided to double down rather than back down, ordering protesters to be shot. Václav Havel became the president of Czechoslovakia.
Egon Krenz resigned as head of state and the SED dissolved a few days later. East Germany amended its constitution, permitting political parties other than the Socialist Unity Party to run the country. Gorbachev met Pope John Paul II and two days later officially declared the Cold War over. We’ve been away for a while, so let’s see what we’ve missed. Happy new year! It is January 15, 1990, which is, it is really weird to think about, twenty years and one day before I get married. Ross on Some Blundering About Star Trek: Discovery 4×11: RosettaĪrchives Archives Categories Categories Cheep Cheep Wordle 286 3/6.Deconstruction Roundup for Ma| The Slacktiverse on Some Blundering About Star Trek: Discovery 4×11: Rosetta.Seed of Bismuth on Some Blundering About Star Trek: Discovery 4×12: Species Ten-C.Deconstruction Roundup for Ma| The Slacktiverse on Some Blundering About Star Trek: Discovery 4×12: Species Ten-C.Seed of Bismuth on Some Blundering About Star Trek: Discovery 4×13: Coming Home.Some Blundering About Star Trek: Discovery 4×09: Rubicon.Some Blundering About Star Trek: Discovery 4×10: The Galactic Barrier.Some Blundering About Star Trek: Discovery 4×11: Rosetta.Some Blundering About Star Trek: Discovery 4×12: Species Ten-C.Some Blundering About Star Trek: Discovery 4×13: Coming Home.
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