Category: Television
Dead to Me: The Stain of Murder Brings Lady Macbeth Vibes to Season 2
When we left Jen (Christina Applegate) and Judy (Linda Cardellini) last, they were standing over the body of the latter’s ex-fiancé, Steve (James Marsden). Since [Read More…]
Final(?) Obit to Accepting Abuse in the Movie Industry: The Outcomes of Hollywood Would Never Happen–And That’s Ryan Murphy’s Point
While detractors of Ryan Murphy will be (and have been) quick to decry his latest creation, Hollywood (a seven-episode miniseries), as hokey or oversweeping in [Read More…]
All the 90s Allusions in Little Fires Everywhere
While it might seem merely an arbitrary decision to set the narrative of Little Fires Everywhere in the 90s not only because of its current [Read More…]
Locke & Key Shuts the Door On Its Quality Mid-Season
With a show (adapted from the graphic novels) whose name seems a bit too salt-in-wound for the times, Locke & Key bears the characteristics of [Read More…]
The Self-Quarantine of Betty Draper
As it’s already been noted, Americans experiencing the so-called hell of self-quarantine and the lockdown measures thereof (though it will never compare to the actions [Read More…]
I Am Not Okay With This Further Corroborates That Emotions Are A Liability
As Carrie White taught us long ago, the burden of being a teenage girl takes on far more weight when telekinetic powers are added into [Read More…]
AJ and the Queen Brings Back the 80s Feel of Punky Brewster (With A Gay Slant, Of Course)
For those who thought neither RuPaul nor Michael Patrick King had any shows left in them to give, turns out, collaborating together might have been [Read More…]
A Carnival of Horrors Has Us Asking Which Witch is Which in Chilling Adventures of Sabrina Season 3
There are almost too many takeaways from the latest installment in the Chilling Adventures of Sabrina saga to process. This despite the fact that it’s [Read More…]
Beth & the Tupperware Meltdown: Good Girls Offers Insight Into Peak Suburban Dissatisfaction
“These are the moments you can’t miss, right?” a contented fellow mother wistfully remarks as she watches children list what they’re thankful for during the [Read More…]
Turns Out L.A. Even Makes Serial Killing Passive Aggressive: Season 2 of You
It feels rather meta appropriate that one, Joe Goldberg, sometimes known as Dan Humphrey (Penn Badgley), should end up in L.A. for the season two [Read More…]
