Category: Television
The Pot That Called The Kettle Black: Pete Davidson Mocking Kanye for Being a “Jackass”
Sensing the potential of Ariana Grande catching onto the very overt fact that she could do much better or, at the very least, go the [Read More…]
Bryce Walker: A High School “Caricature” Made Real in Brett Kavanaugh
Samantha Jones may have said, “Who we are in bed is who we are in life,” but perhaps the more accurate assessment is, “Who we [Read More…]
The Death of Robin Leach Rather Signifies the Death of Coveting Wealth
In the 1980s, there was no better example of just how much these years had earned the nickname “the decade of excess” than a certain [Read More…]
Daria Ostensibly Rolling Her Eyes Over Reboot
Daria was, is and will always be one of the great beacons of late 90s/early 00s pop culture (in addition to Sex and the City, [Read More…]
The Uncannily Prophetic Eighty-Sixed
Last year, Cazzie David, the princess and heir to the throne of uncomfortable and neurotic scripted programming as a result of being Larry David’s daughter, [Read More…]
The Arrested Development Cast Dynamic Feels Ickier In Season 5: Or Bad Men Are Bad Dads, Too
“There are some moments that are hard to take back. Moments that create too great a shift in dynamics. An earthquake in a family that [Read More…]
She Might Have Been Living in A Bunker for Most of Her Life, But It Doesn’t Take Kimmy Very Long to Comprehend the Post-#MeToo Paradigm in Season 4, Part 1 of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt
Wanting to break us off slowly for that final goodbye to the series, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt is being released in two parts for its fourth [Read More…]
There Are Actually Quite a Few Things Sex and the City Isn’t Dated About
As even Sarah Jessica Parker cowers to the juggernaut of gender fluidity and racial inclusivity that has rendered all pop culture offerings of the past [Read More…]
J.D. Salinger & Jessica Jones: “Mothers Are All Slightly Insane”
What is it about being a mother that so clearly seems to involve more intensity–more of a lifelong commitment to putting one’s needs after another’s–than [Read More…]
The Final Season of Love Reverts to Standard Happy Ending Mode
One of the things that made the Lesley Arfin/Paul Rust/Judd Apatow-created Love so engaging for its lack of engagement in the first season was that [Read More…]
