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Craig McKenzie

Scotland
As seen in: Kneel Before Blog, New Zealand Geographic., Filmhounds
Covers:  Film; Television; Arts and Entertainment, Opinion and Editorial
Doesn't Cover: Business; economics; technology and gaming; sports.
Trekkie, comic fan, TV fan, Sony console gamer, implausibly prolific blogger and podcaster. Runs @KneelBeforeBlog. Part of @we_madethis (he/him)

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Craig McKenzie’s Biography

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Blogger and podcaster with a specialisation in long form analysis. I have attended various film festivals and have conducted many interviews.

My interests are in genre content with superheroes being the most common thing for me to write about.

Owner of https://kneelbeforeblog.co.uk/

Craig McKenzie’s Journalist Portfolio

Kneel Before Blog - Supergirl - "Fear Knot" Review

Kneel Before Blog - Supergirl - "Fear Knot" Review

Supergirl takes the team to the Phantom Zone on a rescue mission where they have to face their deepest fears.…

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Kneel Before Pod - Nobody Tosses The Batman - The Snyder Cut (175)

Kneel Before Pod - Nobody Tosses The Batman - The Snyder Cut (175)

The long awaited Snyder Cut -or Zack Snyder's Justice League - was recently released after much campaigning a…

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Kneel Before Blog - The Flash - "Timeless" Review

Kneel Before Blog - The Flash - "Timeless" Review

The Flash has Barry and Iris divided on a radical plan to deal with the threat of the Forces as Cisco conside…

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Kneel Before Blog - Black Lightning - "Trial and Errors" Review

Kneel Before Blog - Black Lightning - "Trial and Errors" Review

Black Lightning details the efforts to clear the Pierce name as Tobias continues to have things work in his f…

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Kneel Before Blog - Legends of Tomorrow - "Meat: The Legends" Review

Kneel Before Blog - Legends of Tomorrow - "Meat: The Legends" Review

DC's Legends of Tomorrow heads back to the 1950s to investigate alien intervention in the birth of fast food.…

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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds – Season 4 Episode 9

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By Craig McKenzie, Craig Mckenzie
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Sep 17, 2026 | Posted by Craig McKenzie in TV Star Trek: Strange New Worlds places La’an in a fantasy kingdom that pushes her to confront her buried emotions. This season of Strange New Worlds has been massively imbalanced because so many episodes hinge on a gimmick, and only “The Griffin Incident” used its conceit to deepen the characters rather than adopting a novelty style for its own sake.
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds – Season 4 Episode 8

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By Craig McKenzie, Craig Mckenzie
| Kneel Before Blog
Sep 10, 2026 | Posted by Craig McKenzie in TV Star Trek: Strange New Worlds tests the tension between orders and morality when a celebrated Admiral takes command of the Enterprise to chase an elusive enemy ship. Badmirals are a long-standing Star Trek staple. A senior officer arriving to override the Captain and pursue a reckless agenda has powered stories since the early days of the franchise. The setup works because the crew can’t simply solve the problem.
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds – Season 4 Episode 10

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By Craig McKenzie, Craig Mckenzie
| Kneel Before Blog
Sep 10, 2026 | Posted by Craig McKenzie in TV Star Trek: Strange New Worlds looks to the future when a temporal anomaly forces Uhuras from different times to work together to solve a problem. This show has always had an eye on its future. Pike’s knowledge about his accident has been an engine for storytelling since the show began and the introduction of Kirk in the first season finale laid the foundations for him succeeding Pike as Captain.
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