TV Review: Strangers Explores Confidence Through Adulting Anxieties
Synopsis: In Season One, based in Los Angeles, newly single and bisexual, Isobel rented out
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TV Review: The Handmaid’s Tale Confronts The Core Difference Between Men And Women
There have been MANY theories on what is the difference between men and women. From
TV Review: Animal Kingdom Ups The Drama While Dividing Its Family
Watching Animal Kingdom for the past two seasons, there were SEVERAL times when I said,
TV Review: The Handmaid’s Tale Get Scarier And Realer In Season 2
Watching the first few episodes of the The Handmaid’s Tale made me sigh with relief.
TV Review: Krypton Revamps Filmed Takes on Superman
Whether you loved the most recent renditions of Superman, felt okay about it, or try
TV Review: The Alienist Ends A Brutal Mystery With A Human Message
The Alienist ended its first season to prove it is exceptional and clear-cut television. Throughout
TV Review: TNT’s The Alienist Shows Class VS Chaos
The Alienist CONTINUES to leave me riveted, but, most importantly, pensive. If you read my
TV Review: Here And Now Makes You Stay And Watch Humanity
Synopsis: On the surface, the Bayer-Boatwrights of Portland, Ore. are the model of a progressive,
TV Preview: Everything Sucks! Will Be Really Good
Everything Sucks! Premiere SYNOPSIS! The 90s high school experience: Desperate, heartfelt, awkward, exciting, and free
TV Review: The Alienist Continues Its Season Observing Social Honesty
As seen by my previous The Alienist review, its season continues with exemplar story-telling and subtle
TV Review: Another Period Shows Time Does Not Change Much For Women
I LOVE Another Period. It is crass, gross, and completely inappropriate. It is unabashed in
TV Review: THE ALIENIST IS SUPER CREEPY!!!!!!!!!!
The Alienist opens when a series of haunting murders of boy prostitutes grips New York
TV Review: Corporate Is A Smart Comedy On Work Life Misery
Synopsis: From Pat Bishop, Matt Ingebretson, and Jake Weisman comes a dark, edgy look at
TV Review: Runaways Is Taking More Dramatic, Apocalyptic Turns
Runaways absolutely killed in terms of comic books transitioning into television. Its premise is definitely
TV Review: Hulu’s Trust Me Is Psychological Drama At Its Finest
Trust Me may seem outlandish in plot. An overworked, underpaid nurse named Cath Hardacre whistleblows