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Fleabag is, and will always be incomparable as a series, and while its first season is fantastic, it starts to really solidify itself in season two. And it starts with … Continue Reading Scene Breakdown: Fleabag and the Opening Fourth Wall Break of Season Two
Loki is back and in a surprising turn of events, he is making us cry from the very first episode. I’m not alone in this, right? I went into this … Continue Reading Loki 1×01 “Glorious Purpose” Highlights
Jake Peralta’s toast surely wasn’t on the Boyle bingo card. In Brooklyn Nine-Nine’s Pilot episode, Jake understands the importance of wearing a tie in order to be a part of … Continue Reading Scene Breakdown: Jake Peralta’s Toast in Brooklyn Nine-Nine’s “Thanksgiving”
Shadow and Bone is returning for season two! It’s official and back to the Grishaverse we go! The news was announced on Netflix’s #GeekedWeek this morning via videos from the … Continue Reading Shadow and Bone is Officially Returning for Season Two
A Quiet Place will always be one of the most shocking films for me as a non-horror aficionado because I never expected to love it as much as I do. I’ve … Continue Reading A Quiet Place II Screams Through Powerful Sequences
Portrayed by: Adam ScottShow: NBC’s Parks and Recreation A nerdy feminist with a heart of gold and ridiculous sarcasm all wrapped up in a hardworking individual with an agenda to … Continue Reading Character Deep Dive: Ben Wyatt
Wes Anderson’s whimsical world is often full of a plethora of themes worthy of analysis and breakdown. And of all the films, The Grand Budapest Hotel‘s take on love isn’t … Continue Reading Scene Breakdown: “We Were Happy Here” and How Wes Anderson’s The Grand Budapest Hotel Takes on Romance
I can’t help but think of a few things that would have made Cruella stronger as a film, one of them being Disney not shying away from really digging into … Continue Reading Cruella is Far From a Perfect Film, but it’s Stunning, No Less
There’s so much that happens in Bridgerton’s “An Affair of Honor” that it’s easy to look beyond certain scenes that are quieter and less explosive. That’s the case with Benedict clearly wanting … Continue Reading Scene Breakdown: The Inability to Say More in Bridgerton’s “An Affair of Honor”
Musical specials are tough to get right. So often when I’ve gotten excited and looked forward to one, it’s been a flop instead. It doesn’t necessarily mean they’ve been bad … Continue Reading Lucifer’s “Bloody Celestial Karaoke Jam” Musical Special is Both Fun and Emotionally Moving
Us, crying over Bridgerton casting news again? No, never. Not us. Narrator: They are in fact, crying about it. No, but really you know what this means? We are likely … Continue Reading Edmund Bridgerton is Here and We’re Already Emotionally Wrecked
Spoilers Ahead For a series to be on air for five seasons and get better through time is a true rarity in television, especially in procedurals. And no, Lucifer wasn’t … Continue Reading Lucifer’s Fifth and Penultimate Season is its Strongest Spectacle Yet
Portrayed by: Amy PoehlerShow: NBC’s Parks and Recreation This is one of those deep dives I’ve held off on for the longest time because every time I sit down to … Continue Reading Character Deep Dive: Leslie Knope
How do you even breakdown a scene that is a spectacle of pure joy? How do you find words to describe the fact that it’s one of the few scenes … Continue Reading Scene Breakdown: Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again and the Super Trouper Spectacle of Pure Joy
It’s 2021 and I’m tired of defending romance, ships, and shippers at this point. But don’t fret, so long as there are incompetent nincompoops that insist on raining on our … Continue Reading Ships, Shippers, FanFiction and the Colossal Power of Romance Shouldn’t Be Shamed
How are you all dealing with the fact that Brooklyn Nine-Nine is coming to an end this year? Me? Well, I’m completely in denial and pretending like it isn’t happening … Continue Reading Scene Breakdown: The Beginning of the Dream Team in Brooklyn Nine-Nine’s Pilot