Long story short, The CW was sold to Nexstar Media Group, Inc. The 75% ownership sale was rumored in the spring, announced in the summer, and finally made official on October 3, 2022. While the Warner Bros. and Paramount will each retain 12.5% ownership stake, the broadcast network is already starting to shed its old …
Completely Arbitrary 2021 TV Superlatives
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 …
Completely Arbitrary 2020 TV Superlatives
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 …
There are just a handful of episodes left before The 100 bids adieu. And while I became a fan rather late in the series’ run, I’m still really eager to see how the journey ends for Clarke and co. However, that eagerness is quickly becoming impatience. Season seven is making a solid case for why …
I literally binge watched the first nine episodes of Stargirl in one day to catch up with the first season and it was exactly what I needed. For the past few months I’ve been all about comfort TV, and this show certainly fits the bill in all the best ways.
Batwoman had a hell of an inaugural season. And to think, the “Crisis on Infinite Earths” wasn’t even the craziest storyline. But for all the superhero action and family drama, including a dead, but not really dead sister showing up to cause chaos, the biggest shocker came after the season finale.
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.
Over the last several years I’ve highlighted a variety of pop culture and television podcasts, newly discovered TV and pop culture podcasts, and other entertainment-adjacent podcasts, but now I’m back with two more recommendations just in time for the new Fall TV broadcast season: Meet Us At Molly’s and Supergirl’s Attic.
Veronica Mars is back again, and how sweet it is. Last week Hulu and Kristen Bell surprised fans by dropping the fourth season a full week early! (Planned viewing parties be damned.) I already binge watched all eight episodes, and I have A LOT of feelings but instead of healthily processing that ending, I wanted …