The Morning Show “Fever” Review: What Happens Next?
Mark Duplass and Billy Crudup in The Morning Show “Fever”
The Morning Show “Testimony” Review: Accountability in the Public Eye
The Morning Show’s “Testimony” is all about accountability in the public way and what it truly means to be on the path towards growth.
Chicago P.D. “Fractures” Review: Healing Starts from the Root
Chicago P.D.’s “Fracture” makes it clear that healing starts from the root, forcing us to question if Voight’s time to step down might actually come.
The Morning Show “Confirmations” Review: A Cold, Hard Look at Life
The Morning Show “Confirmations” makes a clear show of defining legacy when it maps out the truth.
Succession “The Disruption” Review: Did Shiv Go Too Far?
Succession’s “The Disruption” leaves one Roy sibling in shambles while another seems to be on top, and so we ask: did one take it too far?
The Morning Show “A Private Person” Review: Stolen Agency
The Morning Show’s “A Private Person” is about many things, but at its core, it’s about the importance of respecting a person’s agency.
Chicago Fire “Two Hundred” Review: A Captain’s Choice, A Family’s Hope
Chicago Fire “Two Hundred” marks the series’ 200th episode, and Captain Matt Casey’s difficult decision that leaves a lasting mark on everyone.
Only Murders in the Building “Open and Shut” Review: Embracing the Mess
At the end of the day, Only Murders in the Building “Open and Shut” is an episode that establishes an ongoing partnership—this podcast started as a means to figure out a murder, and it turned into something bigger.
Chicago P.D. “In the Dark” Review: Can Upstead Finally Bring an End to Voight’s Reign?
Chicago P.D.’s “In the Dark” makes us wonder if Hailey Upton and Jay Voight will finally bring an end to Voight’s reign as a corrupt sergeant.
Ted Lasso 2×12 “Inverting the Pyramid of Success” Review
Ted Lasso’s “Inverting the Pyramid of Success” is a brilliant 50 minutes of television with the necessary themes we could all take notes on.
Chicago Fire “Counting Your Breaths” Review: The Stories We Tell
Chicago Fire’s “Counting Your Breaths” continues to cement on the heart of found families and focuses on the stories we tell.
Ted Lasso 2×11 “Midnight Train to Royston” Review
Written by Sasha Garron Ted Lasso’s “Midnight Train to Royston” highlights the importance of a community and the benefits of uplifting each other.
Brooklyn Nine-Nine’s “The Last Day” is a Love Letter to Found Families
In a myriad of ways, Brooklyn Nine-Nine’s “The Last Day” is a love letter to the friendships that were found in this series and the fans.
Ted Lasso 2×10 “No Weddings and a Funeral” Review
Ted Lasso’s “No Weddings and a Funeral” assiduously takes viewers through an emotional journey with Ted, Rebecca, and almost every other character.
‘Sex Education’ Season 3 Spends Ample Time Observing Human Emotions
Netflix’s Sex Education season 3 spends ample time observing human emotions and allowing its characters to grow in the process.
Ted Lasso 2×09 “Beard After Hours” Review
“Beard After Hours” Spoilera Ahead Let me be completely transparent in admitting that I had no idea how to approach this episode review at first. While Ted Lasso’s “Beard After … Continue Reading Ted Lasso 2×09 “Beard After Hours” Review