First off, I'm not writing this to shame anyone who loves Adult Swim's Rick and Morty. The series (we'll exclude the creepiness that is Dan Harmon) is put together by very talented writers, animators, and crew. Its dialogue and visuals mesh very well with both surface-level humor and tough subjects that involve family relationships and […]
Writer and showrunner Russell T. Davies talked this week about the value of a Doctor Who universe for the BBC consisting of multiple shows and titles in the wake of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, which is the biggest pop culture movie, television, and multimedia franchise in the world. This is more than just fun pop […]
democracy is built upon the kidnapping, subjugating, beating, raping, and murdering of Black people isn't an "opinion" or a "perspective." It's a red, white, and blue fact It doesn't make you a "snowflake" or an "SJW" to know the ugly historical truths behind this nation's origin story Yet there are still way too many white[...]
Maybe It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia for Dennis, Dee, Mac, Charlie, Frank, and the motley crew that gravitates around Paddy's, but for just one day- even for just a few hours- it gets to be a little sunny in America for Glenn Howerton, Kaitlin Olson, Rob McElhenney, Charlie Day, Danny DeVito, and 80 million more […]
With season three wrapping on CBS All Access' Star Trek: Discovery and the crew's settled into their home in the 32nd century, it's a brave new galaxy to explore. We have a new captain and I have questions about the ship's place within the realm and beyond. Without further adieu, let's start, shall we? What […]
It can be very easy for a true-crime docuseries, especially one on true events, to become a beacon of pride for the killer rather than justice for victims. In the Night Stalker: The Hunt for a Serial Killer series by Netflix, the four episodes brought together with interviews, real footage, and honest conversations on being a […]
Disney and Warner Bros, can we have a heart-to-heart talk? I get you both have two very profitable cash cows in Marvel and DC you rely so much of your profit revenue on, especially for cinemas for the MCU and DCEU, respectively. Let's face facts here: if movie theatres do recover, how long do you […]
One of the greatest things about My Hero Academia is the writing and along with it, the wonderful characters we have gotten to meet over the years. Despite being good or evil or in-between, they have always had a relatable angle that makes it quite impossible to fully hate each of them. However, there has […]
With rumours of Jodie Whittaker departing Doctor Who after the next series, speculation is rife about who should play the next Doctor. In the UK, this is a very big deal. Bookmakers actually take bets that could be worth thousands of pounds. It's a boom time for clickbaity articles about who should play the next […]
With Amazon Prime's Carnival Row expected to start offering viewers teases of when the second season will arrive and what will arrive with it, I wanted to reminisce a little about the first season (the reason why I originally joined Amazon Prime in the first place) and ponder what the future season (maybe seasons?) will […]
This is an opinion piece, just reiterating that fact so that incels get the point that not everything revolves around their questionable amount of brain cells Anyways, women deserve a much bigger seat at the table that is television TV has long been a part of society that has sought out the value of male[...]
Unless you've found yourself living under a rock for the past few months (or stuck in Hell running the place), you know how an already screwed-up and pandemic-ravaged U.S. found a way to screw itself up even more this week. If you turn on any news channel right now, you'll see a report covering some […]
Aside from it making President Barack Obama's list of shows he watched while writing his latest memoir, it's been a while since we've had a chance to revisit HBO and Damon Lindelof's pseudo-sequel 'remix" of the comic book classic Watchmen. But when find ourselves living in the age of Trump, it's not surprising that still […]
The Watch, BBC America's adaptation of Sir Terry Pratchett's City Watch novels, is decidedly not the novels. As a TV show, it's an interesting case of what TV demands that separates it from what books can do. Pratchett's books are part of his wide-ranging and epic "Discworld" series and the extended universe. They were a […]
As viewers of Netflix and Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa's Chilling Adventures of Sabrina have known for some time, the live-action adaptation of the Archie Comics character is ending its running with the recently-released Part 4 on New Year's Eve. Except for a series that brought a ton of attention and some serious demos to the streaming service, […]
In FOX's Bob's Burgers, Bob Belcher often shines, especially in his commentary, in each episode of Bob's Burgers, but there are a few select ones that remind me of why I love his character so much. From being an incredible dad to Tina, Louise, and Gene to a caring and loving partner to Linda, his […]
A rare and exciting journey into science fiction aired on CBS in 1959, Rod Serling's development of a narrated anthology, The Twilight Zone. Serling's mannerisms and storytelling abilities shine through each episode of The Twilight Zone, but there are a few that stand out in memory compared to all the rest. Both lessons and deep dives […]
The Mandalorian provides some of the most entertaining television and following major events like the Disney Investors' call and the second season finale, there are questions to emerge about the future of the series and the Star Wars franchise as a whole. Here are my five questions surrounding what will happen in the future. What […]
Fresh from the Archie gods themselves, the trailer for season 5 of The CW's hottest comic adaptation Riverdale dropped earlier this month. And friends, we have been blessed with footage from the first few episodes of the upcoming season, which heads to our screens starting January 20. Now, let's break down exactly what we just […]
Brooklyn 99 and holidays go together like turkey, mashed potatoes, and gravy. Unless, of course, you're like Jake Peralta (Andy Samberg) and hate the holiday, preferring to spend it watching football and eating "mayo nut spoonsies" (spoonfuls of mayonnaise and peanuts). But we have a better idea: celebrate Turkey Day with the best Thanksgiving episodes […]
