Andi Mack Is The Show Your Kids Should Be Watching
Any show that dares to tackle tough subjects with kids automatically earns my respect. Children’s shows with a strong moral premise are particularly dif
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Designated Survivor Review: Appointments and Leaks
Sometimes dealing with matters of terrorism versus matters of politics is slightly less stressful because there is no question of who your enemy is. In the fi
Freeform Releases Trailers For Four New 2018 Shows
Freeform is ramping up its 2018 primetime schedule with the release of trailers for four brand new shows. With fan favorite dramas Switched at Birth and Prett
The Arrangement Review: There’s Separation, Then There’s Severed
Kyle and Megan are on a surprisingly analogous wavelengths these days. The good news is that their closeness is fundamental to their arrangement, but it is be
Chicago Justice Review: You Can Be Acquitted And Then Tried
To clarify, the double jeopardy rule still applies to the same crime committed in the United States. It does not, however, cover separate crimes, and especial
MacGyver Season Finale Review: Murdoc Strikes Back
All in all the first season of the MacGyver reboot has been very successful. Once they smoothed out the Thornton storyline properly, the show found its footin
Hawaii Five-0 Review: McGarrett’s Ties to Pearl Harbor
If you want to see Hawaii Five-0‘s Steve McGarrett take out his fury on the job, the quickest way to do that is to insult someone in the military. Take
Designated Survivor Review: Now We’re Into Politics
We were bound to get to the ridiculousness that happens during the bipartisan struggle for power, I mean, ahem, bipartisan cooperation. Nothing says U.S. poli
Chicago Med Review: Parenthood Is Hard
Newsflash: parenthood at any stage is difficult. Whether you’re the parent of a toddler, a teenager, or a grown adult, there’s always some hurdle
Empire Review: The Snake Who Scares Lucious
Empire plays around with the tropes and features associated with its name, including the King of the Lyons. The king always tries to keep everything in contro
