Uther Dean is a writer, theatre maker, and comedian in that order. He tweets at @utherlives
A novel about the ripples of rape culture, and how willing we are to do nothing.
Uther Dean on the comic series he's spent the last five years with – and which he swears is the best story of the decade.
Uther Dean responds to the essay we published last week, in which Sandra Simpson expressed her frustration at people who misunderstood and disrespected haiku.
Ahead of the release of El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie, Uther Dean writes on how there will never really be another phenomenon like the original Breaking Bad.
Terrace House is so real that it can't be anything but fake. Uther Dean writes about what makes the Japanese Netflix dating reality show so addictive.
Doctor Who is back, baby, with Jodie Whittaker in the title role as the highly anticipated first ever female Doctor. She talks to Uther Dean.
The Stephen King super-series hits Lightbox in its entirety tonight, and thankfully, it's come with A Plan and An Answer to all its mysteries.
The seventh expansion of World of Warcraft, Battle for Azeroth hit the metaphoric shelves last week. Uther Dean talks to some of the decade-old game's most diehard Kiwi fans.
Better Call Saul is dropping weekly on Lightbox right now – and it's slowly catching up with the start of Breaking Bad. While we wait, here are four fanservicey ways the new show could tip its hat to the old one.
Rare's popular-ish platformer Banjo-Kazooie turns twenty this year. Uther Dean reflects on what the series meant for him back then – and what it means now.
The Darwin Project, the first game from Montreal studio Scavengers, brings a player-generated narrative experience to the saturated battle royale genre, and it has an open beta out this weekend. Uther Dean talks to the people behind it.
Uther Dean reminisces about how kids' games were used to trick him into enjoying his education – and how those games still hold up today.
Video games get a bad rep, mostly from people who don't even play them. Uther Dean suggests some games to bridge the gap between video games and the people who just CANNOT with them.
It's a mystery that deserves an answer. Alice, the protagonist of all six Resident Evil films, has not once made an appearance in the video games. This could not be by accident. To get to the bottom of this enduring riddle, Uther Dean interviewed some of the key players in both the films and the video games.
Uther Dean takes a moment and learns a valuable lesson from the stupidest Pokémon
Uther Dean is a finalist in tonight's Raw Comedy Quest Grand Final at Q Theatre – and he's terrified. He explains why that is, and why there's a big problem with stand-up comedy that nobody talks about.
Why has Alice, the protagonist of the Resident Evil movies, never appeared in any of the video games on which the film series is based? We talk to all the main players and get some answers.
