Mostly Analytical, Quintessentially Overdramatic
Copyright © Simon Ridgway, 2019 HART & CROWN - WATER LANE Raise your hand if Shadow of Night is also your favorite book in the All-Souls trilogy--it's certainly ours and we were already so thrilled by the series' renewal that our expectations were high. And we're happy to report that with what we've seen so... Continue Reading →
Last year was fairly uneventful where TV was concerned. There are still so many favorites on hiatus due to the global pandemic and our screens feel much emptier. But with a new year comes new premieres, and we're so jazzed to have to more things to talk about it. It has felt like a century.... Continue Reading →
This is always the hardest category to write about but simultaneously my absolute favorite. The best part of it is remembering the very first time I watch the episode and think, "Yup, I need to talk about this for year-end reviews." But it's interesting because I was a little stumped this year. I didn't want to repeat... Continue Reading →
After I've found characters whose lives I'm invested in, my brain then automatically goes towards intricately analyzing the relationships they've got -- both platonic and romantic because I'm a big believer in the fact that no one should ever be alone in this world. No one can accomplish anything alone. And ultimately, we as people... Continue Reading →
For the past few years, this category’s been the most difficult -- trying to pick through my favorites without too much repetition from past years and the desire to give other characters the opportunity to be on here as well. But my inability to choose could’ve been due to the fact that there just weren’t... Continue Reading →
There’s nothing I appreciate more every year than performances that make me want to ramble and scream about over rooftops. Performances that are so well done, words suddenly become nonexistent. And this year especially, the top performers were so fascinating, I couldn’t even choose as easily as I often do. I almost added more than... Continue Reading →
An itty bitty analysis on why episode three of A Discovery of Witches is such a gorgeous hour of television. It’s been a solid four weeks since it's aired, plenty of stunning footage followed, and yet, I can’t stop thinking about how the untitled episode ends. Cue, Lissie’s “Go Your Own Way” the most stunning cover of... Continue Reading →