Shrinking’s “Fifteen Minutes” allows its characters to grieve heavily to show the importance of getting through the pain.
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Author: Gissane Sophia
Gissane (pronounced Geese-enny) or, as people often call her, "Goose," is a Christ fan above all and a romance enthusiast who's taken her Master's degree in English and love for essays into writing lengthy analyses about pop culture.
She is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of Marvelous Geeks Media and the co-host of Lady Geeks' Society Podcast. She's a member of The Cherry Picks and can also be found writing features for MovieWeb and Looper.
Scene Breakdown: Bode and Gabriela’s First Kiss in ‘Fire Country’
Gabriela and Bode’s first kiss in Fire Country’s “Two Pink Lines” is about ensuring that the best things in life are worth the wait.
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Character Deep Dive: Zoe Hart
Hart of Dixie’s Zoe Hart is the kind of character whose journey is a great reminder of what it’s like to find a place to belong.
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How I Met Your Father “Midwife Crisis” Review: All the Lies
How I Met Your Father Season 2×02 should be titled the one with all the lies, but “Midwife Crisis” works too.
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Music Monday: ‘The Banshees of Inisherin’ (Original Score) by Carter Burwell
As heartbreaking as the film, The Banshees of Inisherin’s original score by Carter Burwell is one that will stay with listeners for ages.
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The Rookie “Daddy Cop” Review: Moving Pieces
The Rookie Season 5, Episode 13, “Daddy Cop,” is a hilarious hour more than anything else while everyone is on edge.
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How I Met Your Father “Cool and Chill” Review: Celebrations and Decisions
How I Met Your Father 2×01 “Cool and Chill” is the type of premiere that sets up what’s to come without leaving you in agony.
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‘Shrinking’ on Apple TV is an Innovative Comedy Full of Emotional Depth
Shrinking on Apple TV is an innovative, emotionally poignant comedy full of compelling performances and profound heart.
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Miss Scarlet and The Duke 3×03 “Hotel St Marc” Review
Miss Scarlet and The Duke 3×03 “Hotel St Marc” fumbles by taking characters out of a routine and thrusting them toward an isolated narrative.
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Abbott Elementary “Fundraiser” Review: Whatever It Takes
Abbott Elementary Season 2, Episode 13, “Fundraiser,” is all about perspective and vocalizing the things that are too difficult to discuss.
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Chicago Fire “How Does It End” Review: Talking Things Through
Chicago Fire Season 11, Episode 12, “How Does It End,” is a continuous reminder that the people around you matter.
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Character Deep Dive: Julie Molina
Julie and The Phantoms’ Julie Molina is a beautiful, bright young star with a heart full of light and sunshine.
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The Rookie “Death Notice” Review: Doing What’s Necessary
The Rookie Season 5, Episode 12, “Death Notice,” proves that couples on the show can last when there’s compromise.
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Sheryl Lee Ralph Continues to Bring Awe-Inspiring Joy Through Her Wins
At the 28th Critics’ Choice Awards, Sheryl Lee Ralph brought tremendous joy into our lives by giving another awe-inspiring acceptance speech.
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Fire Country “Get Your Hopes Up” Review: Taking Back a Name
Fire Country 1×10 “Get Your Hopes Up” is an episode that tells its audience what to do—to get our hopes up.
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‘Forever Your Rogue’ by Erin Langston Review: A Beautifully Timeless Historical Romance
Forever Your Rogue by Erin Langston is a brilliantly timeless romance novel that will stay with you long after you’ve closed it.
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Abbott Elementary “Fight” Review: Finding Comfort in the Uncomfortable
Abbott Elementary Season 2, Episode 12, “Fight,” sets up what can result in exemplary growth for all of our favorite characters
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Chicago Fire “A Guy I Used To Know” Review: The Helpers
Chicago Fire 11×11 “A Guy I Used To Know” is rough, but it’s also about the possibilities of light after periods of darkness.
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‘Vikings: Valhalla’ Season 2 Review: A Somber, Yet Hopeful Comeback
Vikings: Valhalla Season 2 returns with a story worth following, even when it feels more somber than its debut.
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How Fire Country’s “No Good Deed” Proves That Gabriela and Bode Are Right For Each Other
Fire Country’s “No Good Deed” places Gabriela and Bode front and center to showcase how profoundly the two care about each other.
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