‘Are you comfortable with “living dead”?’ From the film noir stylings of the silver screen classic The Maltese Falcon (1941) to the romantic comedy dramatics of Moonlighting (1985 – ...
Read More →Loyal HIMYM fans have been waiting all season for the answers to the latest mother mystery, and the double length finale revealed just enough to leave us with more than a few questions about what next...
Read More →I’ve said it once (well, probably closer to twenty), and I’ll say it again: season eight of The Office has been a major let-down. With Steve Carell in the lead role, The Office produced ...
Read More →By Lucy Sweeney I’ll get straight into discussing the ins and outs of “The Old Gods and the New” just as Theon wasted no time in commencing his siege on Winterfell. Alfie Allen’s portrayal bri...
Read More →DAVE: Alex, over the last season we’ve seen some pretty incredible things happen on Parks and Recreation and as we’ve both invested a lot of time and words into this show I figured ...
Read More →By Ystyn Francis Instead of a blow-by-blow rundown of events in Game of Thrones this week, I think it appropriate to make some general comments about broader issues that came to the fore for me whils...
Read More →Martin and Jake are being tested again on an excursion to the Natural History Museum with the rest of the children from the board and care facility. A webcam exhibit broadcasting a live visual of the ...
Read More →About three quarters of the way through “Turf War” I actually started yelling at my television. I was furious that The Office appeared to be rehashing a major arc from season five, and I was just ...
Read More →NB. Alexeem Boyle and Dave Owen will be sharing reviewing duties on the fourth season of Parks and Recreation. “The Debate” was an exceptional episode of Parks and Recreation, brimming with affec...
Read More →We’ve been waiting for what’s felt like an eternity for baby Erikson to make his or her entrance into the world, and after “Good Crazy”, we’re one step closer. Before we delve into the excit...
Read More →Life doesn’t imitate art, it imitates bad television.
— Woody Allen
