The Morning Show “Fever” Review: What Happens Next?
Mark Duplass and Billy Crudup in The Morning Show “Fever”
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?
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 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.
‘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 2×08 “Man City” Review
Deep breaths, greyhounds. Ted Lasso’s “Man City” might just be one of the most emotional 45 or so minutes on TV right now.
‘Only Murders in the Building’ is the True Crime Podcast Parody We Didn’t Know We Needed
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
Ted Lasso 2×07 “Headspace” Review
“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
Ted Lasso 2×06 “The Signal” Review
“The Signal” Spoilers Ahead Welcome to the smack dab middle of Ted Lasso’s second season, folks—“The Signal”—the impending darkness manifesting itself in the form of an incoming hurricane following a … Continue Reading Ted Lasso 2×06 “The Signal” Review
Ted Lasso 2×05 “Rainbow” Review
“Rainbow” Spoilers Ahead Ted Lasso’s fifth episode “Rainbow” written by Bill Wrubel is as close to perfect as it gets. It’s witty, it’s hilarious, it’s emotionally propelled, and it’s structured … Continue Reading Ted Lasso 2×05 “Rainbow” Review
Ted Lasso 2×04 “Carol of the Bells” Review
Ted Lasso’s “Carol of the Bells” is a magical episode that showcases just how important everyone’s joy and place in the world is.
Brooklyn Nine-Nine’s Final Season Starts Off Strong With “The Good Ones” and “The Lake House”
“The Good Ones and The Lake House” Spoilers Ahead Brooklyn Nine-Nine has always been the show to take stands because it mattered, and never because it was performative. This show … Continue Reading Brooklyn Nine-Nine’s Final Season Starts Off Strong With “The Good Ones” and “The Lake House”
Ted Lasso 2×03 “Do The Right-est Thing” Review
“Do The Right-est Thing” Spoilers Ahead Ted Lasso’s third episode of the season, “Do The Right-est Thing” paints its theme clear as day through the title, making sure audience members … Continue Reading Ted Lasso 2×03 “Do The Right-est Thing” Review