Celebrating 30 Years of The Simpsons

by MonkeyGoose - August 5, 2017September 10, 2017

Article and Artwork by: Drew Burstein It seems like The Simpsons have been around forever and for people of a certain age group that is actually true! This infographic from Frame Your TV gives you some insight into the show and presents some interesting facts to which you may not have

TV Review: 13 Reasons Why

by Anthony Florez - April 17, 2017April 19, 2017

Article by: Anthony Florez Let's get the PSA out of the way first: suicide is not an option and if it is something that's being considered, please seek help in some form. This is the centerpiece and the primary flaw of 13 Reasons Why, a show that strays dangerously close to fetishizing the

TV Review: Iron Fist

by Anthony Florez - March 29, 2017April 7, 2017

Article by: Anthony Florez Let this be a lesson to the entitled out there, everyone who has been gorging themselves in this incredible age of television, in the time of The Americans, Stranger Things, Patriot, The Man in The High Castle, Legion, The Walking Dead, et al., for everyone who has responded to

Sherlock Season 4 – Review

by Alice Ginevra Micheli - February 1, 2017

Article By: Alice-Ginevra Micheli To say that this season of Sherlock was polarizing is an understatement that might be considered blasphemous by some, and kind by others. After waiting four years, bar the Christmas Special that adorned our screens in 2016, the air was electric with the anticipation from people all over

THE OA: REVIEW

by Alice Ginevra Micheli - January 15, 2017

Article By: Alice-Ginevra Micheli One week before the release of Brit Marling and Zal Batmanglij’s new show, Netflix delivered an enticing and oh-so-short trailer that outlined a haunting new series centered around a blind girl who is found after seven years with her sight restored. That alone had me intrigued, but it

Luke Cage: Season One Review

by Anthony Florez - October 8, 2016

Article by: Anthony Florez Going into Luke Cage I knew it would be missing the brutal, brilliantly choreographed fight scenes of Daredevil and the constant psychological dread of Jessica Jones. I was on the lookout for what was going to be its killer app, its special angle that Marvel's television universe has been doing so well.

An Ode to Mark Brendanawicz, or; Why Characters Leave a Show

by Josh Bradley - August 5, 2016December 29, 2017

Article by: Josh Bradley When Parks and Recreation premiered in 2009, one of the main characters of the ensemble cast was Mark Brendanawicz (Paul Schneider), the City Planner in the fictional Pawnee, IN, and sometimes-love interest to our hero, Leslie Knope (the inexplicably-Emmy-less Amy Poeller). After teasing a romance with Leslie

Stranger Things: Review

by Anthony Florez - July 29, 2016July 29, 2016

Article by: Anthony Florez Minor spoilers involving tone and some general stuff... I saw an article the other day that referenced Stranger Things, with the question 'Has homage become a genre of its own?' and it made me hesitate. Then I got defensive because, as will soon become apparent, I am madly in

PREACHER EPISODES 6 & 7 REVIEW

by James Kidd - July 14, 2016

Article by: James Kidd Praise the Lord, Preacher fans! Whether you are a fan of the comic book series or of AMC’s television adaptation, the show has finally gotten into its twisted grove, throwing Jessie, Tulip, Cassidy, and the other denizens of Salvation, Texas headfirst into the darkly humorous and twisted

Game of Thrones, Season Six Finale: The Winds Of Winter

by Anthony Florez - June 28, 2016July 1, 2016

Article by: Anthony Florez Spoilers ahead. Spoilers ahead. Spoilers ahead. How beautiful was the opening King's Landing sequence in Game of Thrones season finale, The Winds of Winter? And I'm not talking about just the typically great cinematography, but the music, that piano arrangement that delicately built layer after layer of tension