Category: Television
So Glad There’s Finally A Show About Grimes and Elon Musk: Made For Love
In 2017, Alissa Nutting (what a last name, but who cares when you’re getting all those royalties with that moniker?) released her second novel Made [Read More…]
That Time Carrie Bradshaw Excused Away Sexually Predatory Behavior
Although Carrie Bradshaw (and Sex and the City in general) has been accused of many faux pas as the years have gone by, one of [Read More…]
Thanks to Lucille Bluth, Jessica Walter Will Forever Be A California Girl
Despite being born and dying in New York (which is just so…New York, by the way), Jessica Walter’s most iconic and memorable role—occurring in the [Read More…]
Just Shoot Me!’s “My Dinner With Woody” Episode & How It Applies to Woody’s Own Self-Deceptions
While we’re presently living in a period that has allowed little attention to be given to Allen v. Farrow (certainly not even half as much [Read More…]
Unpleasantville: The Unsettling Feeling of WandaVision
It is a premise many have declared as being “groundbreaking” and “innovative.” That is, choosing to set two comic book characters from the Marvel universe [Read More…]
Ginny & Georgia & Gilmore Girls & Mermaids
It’s easy to see right from the get-go why Ginny & Georgia, the latest hit from Netflix (despite what Taylor thinks), has drawn comparisons to [Read More…]
Taylor Swift Needs to Calm Down Re: Ginny & Georgia
Because the power of Taylor Swift can result in getting a show “bad review bombed” after she expresses extreme disapproval, it bears noting that Ginny [Read More…]
Dancing Among the Carnage: It’s A Sin
“That’s what people will forget. That it was so much fun.” Despite the sadness of It’s A Sin and its subject matter, this is what [Read More…]
Euphoria Is A Billie Eilish Song
In the fifth episode of Euphoria, “03 Bonnie and Clyde,” Billie Eilish’s “you should see me in a crown” plays as Katherine “Kat” Hernandez (Barbie [Read More…]
An Alternate Reality in the Edward Scissorhands Timeline Provides A Fan Fiction Field Day
Surely, we all remember that at the beginning of Tim Burton’s 1990 classic, Edward Scissorhands, Winona Ryder’s character, Kim Boggs, was a grandmother. Telling the [Read More…]
