The Big Bang Theory Review: Babies & Cabins & Bears. Oh My!
“So bears that size really exist? I’m guessing you’ve got to do more than win a carnival game to get something like that.” That’
Year: 2016
Supernatural Review: We Are Who We Are
At some point, in every relationship of any kind, you come to terms with what you’re dealing with. Whether it’s your partner, or your friend, or t
iZombie: Brilliant about Everything — Except Zombies
iZombie has been an amazing show thus far, but it has one terrible flaw: its rules of zombie-ism are inconsistent. Let’s start at the beginning: the boa
On The Family, “Nowhere Man” Goes Deeper into the Dark Side
If you’re not watching ABC’s The Family, but have intentions of watching it, I suggest not reading this review right now. Viewing The Family,
Stephen Colbert Wasn’t a Fan of American Eagle’s April Fools’ Day Prank
Last night on The Late Show, Stephen Colbert was open about his insecurities. As he told viewers, he has the same worries about his face and body as any man
Stars Wars: Rogue One Trailer Introduces a New Group of Heroes and Villains
The first official teaser trailer for Star Wars: Rogue One, or as it’s officially called, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, debuted this morning on Good Mo
Nashville Review: Juliette Returns to Reclaim Her Life
The newest episode of Nashville proved that one day at a time isn’t just a cliche for sobriety, it applies to very triumph and bump in the road which co
Empire Review: See Ya Never Yoko!
Tonight’s Empire marked the end of one character’s run in order to refocus on the Lyon’s family dynamic. While it rights one wrong in the fa
The Goldbergs Review: Adam Goldberg – Master Dungeon Master
Another Wednesday is here, and with it comes a new episode of The Goldbergs. Let’s take a look at what went on in this week’s new episode, “
The Americans Review: Like Sugar Glass
It takes too long to kill someone in television, and The Americans is no exception. It takes too long to gather their things, and put them in bags. It’
