Tom Bacon

2 weeks ago | screenrant.com | Tom Bacon

Varada Sethu's Belinda Chandra had the potential to be one of the best Doctor Who companions of all time, but I don't think the show has ever wasted a companion quite so badly. Doctor Who companions have tended to serve as a sort of "audience surrogate," allowing viewers to enter into the Doctor's world. We all have our favorite companions - but, of course, not every one of them has been treated with the same kind of respect.

3 weeks ago | screenrant.com | Tom Bacon

Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your ScreenRant account Seven years after Star Wars: The Last Jedi, a new Force power finally explains how Princess Leia survived in space. It was one of the most memorable - and, frankly, the most bizarre - scenes in The Last Jedi. The Resistance flagship was struck by a First Order attack, and Princess Leia was blasted out in space. But Leia didn't die; in one of the most surprising scenes in canon, she used the Force to propel her body back to safety....

3 weeks ago | screenrant.com | Tom Bacon

Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your ScreenRant account Custom image by Yailin Chacon A new era is coming for Star Wars, with the latest reports suggesting just what will happen when Kathleen Kennedy eventually steps down as president of Lucasfilm. Current Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy was hand-picked by George Lucas as his successor, but she's been something of a lightning rod for criticism ever since. Although Kennedy has no intention of retiring from filmmaking, there have been...

3 weeks ago | screenrant.com | Tom Bacon

Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your ScreenRant account The Acolyte may have been controversial, but showrunner Leslye Headland has just revealed how she was focused on a single principle: What would George Lucas do? The Acolyte was easily Star Wars' most controversial TV show to date, with the online fandom schisming over almost every element of the story. Some of the arguments seem frankly absurd when you look back at them; I refuse to believe anybody really cared Ki-Adi-Mundi's age,...

3 weeks ago | innercitynews.com.au | Tom Bacon

A bitterly fought VCAT case has concluded, where a lot owner residing in her unit was found to have breached the rules of the owners’ corporation (OC) by engaging in acts of screaming, yelling, wailing and thumping for extended periods of time. But the case was dismissed as the applicant property manager did not engage in the OC’s dispute resolution process properly. The applicants were the owners of several units on the third floor of a residential building in Carlton.