Author Archives: Sean Scott Maguire

The key word for The Amory Wars is "epic." If you're into melodrama, complicated back stories, and the feeling that the idea behind the story is more important than the story itself, then you'll enjoy this fictional universe and the music it inspires. Read More

This installment continues Season Four's trend of bucking traditional Eureka episode formats. We open with a late night car chase, and spend the rest of the episode finding out what led to this creepy moment. Read More

Carter and Henry are strolling through town, lamenting their love lives, when Fargo shows up acting really excited about the "VIP" coming to visit, who turns out to be Claudia Donovan from Warehouse 13. Read More

It's space week at Eureka — complete with a 24 hour remote control rocket race to the moon and back — and Carter is glad he's getting out of town (he's visiting Zoe). But with all the time travel, is she going to be the Zoe he remembers? Also, Dr. Read More

This episode is Fargo heaven! Plus, Wil Wheaton guest stars. Let's see how this alternate timeline pans out. Read More

Carter, Allison, Jo, Fargo, and Henry try to adjust to the changes made to their reality thanks to their time-traveling adventure with Dr. Grant, and so do we. Read More

It's Founders' Day, and Eureka is celebrating the founding of Eureka as a scientific research community. Carter decides to go for a jog before the festivities start, which takes him to that lonely strip of road we all love where things always seem to go Read More

As we start our second installment, Victor and Reed are still at it, walking the street amongst humans to see if Reed's psychic-empathic abilities can pick up an Android. But the only Android he can sense — because of his lack of emotions — is Victor Read More

This issue could probably have been rolled into the last issue. In fact, the thematic structure and the rhythm of this part of the story would have made this issue and the last two fit together nicely, but with all the extra wording that a direct Read More

This issue contains more nail-biting tension. When I stop to think about it, this is the kind of scene that Quentin Tarantino would have a field day with. There's a thought: a Tarantino adaptation of a Philip K. Dick story. Gives me chills. Read More

There's something sexy about a woman who has the strength of character to confront the challenges that would leave the rest of us in the fetal position. Granted, some men (commonly known as losers) don't like strong women. But the rest of us are totally Read More

One of the major themes of the original DADOES was an exploration of the role that empathy plays in defining humanity. It looks like this prequel is going to continue that exploration, but pump it up a notch. Read More