How South Park Found Success Through Serialized Storytelling in Season 18
For much of its first 17 seasons (give or take an “Imaginationland” or “Black Friday” trilogy), South Park has been pretty standalone
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Why You Should Be Watching Graceland
Graceland, created by Jeff Eastin, and based upon real events, has recently been renewed for a third season by USA Network. However, for some reason, this sum
Benched Season 1 Episode 8 Review: “Diamond is a Girl’s Worst Friend”
On the short list of Benched‘s early flaws, its struggle to make cases and clients matter to the show’s character has been the most glaring. In n
Person of Interest Season 4 Episode 10 Review: “The Cold War”
God, Person of Interest was so close to being perfect tonight. It was 99.9%, one iota, one singular inch away from being perfect. It wasn’t even the con
Ground Floor Season 2 Episode 2 Review: “Baked and Toasted”
The “straight edge character gets high” plot line is one sitcoms and dramas alike have done to death – there’s no running away from it
Selfie Season 1 Episode 11 Review: “Perestroika”
With Selfie nearing its abrupt end, it’s no surprise how disjointed parts of “Perestroika” feel. Individually, each plot actually works qui
Where Will An Inevitable New Star Wars Live-Action TV Show Air?
I’ve been watching a fair amount of Star Wars Rebels lately, the new animated show effectively replacing Clone Wars as the go-to for kid friendly Star W
The Strength of Friendship in Brooklyn Nine-Nine Season 2
With a new time slot on Sunday nights, bringing in viewers who may not have watched the sophomore comedy during its first year, Brooklyn Nine-Nine needed to p
Scrubs and Death: Finding Beauty in Darkness
Of all the things Scrubs did well through its nine season run (yes, Scrubs: Med School counts – and no, it’s not as bad as people say it was),
