Five Things “Superstore” Gets Right about Superstores
The hit series “Superstore” has been brought back for a second season. The sitcom is one of the most brilliant depictions of what actually goes on
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Superstore Review: It’s Time We Face That “Brett’s Dead”
It finally happened, fellow Superstore fans. We finally found out what happened to Brett on the fateful day of the tornado. We found out that he is, in fact
Superstore Season 3 Premiere: The Top 5 Moments
Thankfully, reruns are officially over, meaning we have plenty of good TV shows to choose from. Superstore is just one of them. When the second season ended,
Superstore Season 3 Premiere Review: Cloud 9 Has A “Grand Re-Opening”
It’s been a long summer, but the Cloud 9 Superstore has finally re-opened for business. With it comes resolution to several hanging plot threads and m
Superstore Season Finale Review: A Cumulus Becomes a Funnel as a “Tornado” Hits Cloud 9
Did Superstore‘s second season go out with a bang? Well. More like a “twist”. Womp womp. See what I did there? Sorry. I couldn’t resi
Superstore Review: Chaos Abounds at “Cheyenne’s Wedding”
I feel like I must preface this review with an important disclaimer about me. I am NOT a fan of cringe comedy. Too much awkwardness makes me want to break out
Superstore Review: Cloud 9 Gears Up For “Spring Cleaning”
Now that seasons are winding down for the year, I’m ecstatic that Superstore has returned to complete its run for the year. I can’t decide if th
Superstore Review: Cloud 9 is Overrun By “Glenn’s Kids”
I really enjoy Superstore. Even when it’s less about common faux pas’ committed by retail shoppers across America, and more about the characters
Superstore Review: “Mateo’s Last Day” Celebration
Superstore has become a lot like The Office in a way. I say that because as it goes along, Superstore has characters who grown on you by the episode, andÂ
Superstore Review: Who Should Win the “Integrity Award”?
On occasion, comedy shows can venture too far into what I like to call “cringe territory”. While well-meaning and still operating within the confi
