Welcome to my eighth annual, let’s just call it what it is – a list of television shows and things I loved the most during the past year. While 2021 wasn’t exactly as bleak as 2020, it still wasn’t all rainbows and kittens and my TV viewing generally reflected that as I both engaged with …
While scrolling through the vast menu screen that is HBO Max, I happened upon a show called The Head. Its official synopsis describes the series as “a six-episode survival thriller set in an isolated and inaccessible Antarctic research station” and that’s all I had to read before adding the show to my watchlist.
Welp, 2020 was… a year. Just going to leave it at that. As with any year though, new shows debuted, old favorites bid adieu, and as always TV provided a much needed escape from reality. And while I did add a handful of new series to my watchlist, I probably spent more time than I’d …
Pun intended. Athletes Unlimited is a whole new kind of sports league. Rather than build up teams and fan bases based on locations, Athletes Unlimited delivers the goods for a TV and Internet-based audience. It’s inaugural softball season is currently underway and this is easily the most fun I’ve ever had watching the sport. (And …
There’s a lot to love about Freeform’s newest TV series Motherland: Fort Salem, a show set in an alternative universe where witches escaped persecution during the Salem witch trials by agreeing to fight in the United States army. In the present-day, young witches are conscripted into service and trained to protect the country, and world, …
Have you been struck down by a nasty cold or any other seasonal illness that’s currently permeating our schools, offices, and homes? If so, make some tea, get yourself cozy on the couch, grab the remote, and put on one of these flu-themed episodes of TV.
Daniel Radcliffe, Steve Buscemi, Geraldine Viswanathan, Karan Soni, and John Bass, along with the rest of the Miracle Workers gang are back for more (Season 4 is set to premiere July 10, 2023 ), and once again you’ll be seeing them in a whole new light. Here’s everything you need to know about this TBS …
And here we have it, another year is almost in the books, which means I’ve spent just about 365 days watching new TV and rewatching old favorites. With a seemingly endless amount of new content out there, I feel like I’ve sampled even less than I would have liked to in the last year, but …
On hand in room 1A21 on Sunday morning at NYCC was Andy Rheingold, Bob Mittenthal, Carin Greenberg, Ken Scarborough, and Susan Kim – an all-star team of children’s television writers if you will.