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Ellie Bartowski is the one character on Chuck I’ve appreciated more and more after every re-watch. She was easy to love in the beginning sure, but perhaps it’s getting older … Continue Reading Character Deep Dive: Ellie Bartowski
Deep breaths, greyhounds. Ted Lasso’s “Man City” might just be one of the most emotional 45 or so minutes on TV right now.
Cool cool cool cool, it’s the 99 day. September 9 will forever be remembered as so. Brooklyn Nine-Nine might be ending soon, but it’s the show that deserves celebrations yearly … Continue Reading Celebrating the 99: Best Episodes of ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ So Far
Crip mornings, leaves changing, cozier outfits, and a murder mystery? Need I say more? Hulu’s Only Murders in the Building has all the autumn vibes, and the opening credits alone … Continue Reading ‘Only Murders in the Building’ is the True Crime Podcast Parody We Didn’t Know We Needed
John Thornton’s look back at me in North and South is widely respected as a period drama moment and deserving of a breakdown. Set in the 1850s, BBC’s North and … Continue Reading Scene Breakdown: John Thornton’s “Look Back At Me” in ‘North and South’ (BBC)
Lucifer‘s final season is a spiffing curtain call that is bound to leave a lasting mark. It’s a culmination of six years full of intricate, thought-provoking storytelling and exquisite character … Continue Reading Lucifer’s Final Season is a Spiffing Curtain Call
This is not a drill: ABBA is releasing a brand new album on November 5th titled Voyage and they’ve just released two new singles, “I Still Have Faith In You” … Continue Reading Music Monday: “I Still Have Faith in You” and “Don’t Shut Me Down” by ABBA
August 29-September 4“Renewal” | Brooklyn Nine-Nine TV is fully back in action and that’s always a treat. Only Murders in the Building premiered on Hulu, What We Do in the … Continue Reading This Week’s Most Exquisite TV Moment
August 29-September 4“Headspace” | Ted LassoSarah Niles The stars of Ted Lasso continue to be the best performers on our screens right now and while it’s unsurprising given the series’ … Continue Reading This Week’s Most Noteworthy Performance: Sarah Niles
Portrayed by: Ryan McPartlinShow: NBC’s Chuck Awesome—how appropriately titled for Chuck’s Devon Woodcomb. This isn’t the first time I’ll say this and it’s most certainly not the last, but Devon … Continue Reading Character Deep Dive: Devon Woodcomb
“Headspace” Spoilers Ahead Ted Lasso’s seventh episode, “Headspace,” written by Phoebe Walsh is the exploration of decision making and going further into the dark forest we were forewarned about. It’s … Continue Reading Ted Lasso 2×07 “Headspace” Review
Nathan and Haley’s first kiss on One Tree Hill will always be top tier at this point. Since the moment it happened in 2003, nearly two decades later, it has … Continue Reading Nathan and Haley’s First Kiss on ‘One Tree Hill’ is Still Top Tier
Netflix’s Afterlife of the Party is surprisingly emotional, proving that whatever you think staring at its poster, it will be the polar opposite. I’m not entirely sure what I expected … Continue Reading Netflix’s ‘Afterlife of the Party’ is Unexpectedly Emotional and Warm
Type: PlatonicShow: NBC’s ChuckFeatured Characters: Sarah Walker, Chuck Bartowski, Ellie Bartowski, Devon Woodcomb, Morgan Grimes, and John Casey I would happily join Team Bartowski if I could. Seriously why don’t … Continue Reading Relationship Deep Dive: Team Bartowski
Han Solo’s acknowledgment in The Force Awakens can be interpreted in a myriad of ways. To start, Han has been a version of the audience in the world of Jedis … Continue Reading Scene Breakdown: Han Solo’s Acknowledgment in ‘The Force Awakens’
The Killers are back with their seventh studio album, Pressure Machine, proving to us that you can never be too busy during a pandemic. Released just under a year after … Continue Reading Music Monday: Pressure Machine by The Killers