Philomena Cunk is back with more enlightening information in Cunk on Life, a new TV special on Netflix (in the US). And along with her trademark philosophical wit is also a new batch of fun “facts” set to Technotronic’s 1989 techno anthem “Pump Up The Jam”.
Welcome to my 11th annual, completely subjective, end-of-year list. As always, I watched some critically acclaimed series, some soapy YA series, an unhealthy amount of true crime, and a little bit of everything in between. And after consuming 60+ series across 25+ channels and streaming services, here’s my top picks for shows, moments, and more …
Welcome to my tenth annual, completely biased, end-of-year list. As always, I watched some critically acclaimed series, some “lowbrow” series, an unhealthy amount of true crime, and a little bit of everything in between. And after consuming 60+ series across 20+ channels and streaming services, here’s my top picks for shows, moments, and more of …
Ever wonder the rhyme or reason behind Netflix’s organization of your list? Because it’s clearly not in the order of date added, alphabetical, or even separated by television and movies. In fact, sometimes it feels down right random when I’m searching through my ever-growing list for my comfort shows or something I thought I added …
I found the joke dense mockumentary Cunk on Earth endlessly hilarious. Like actually laugh out loud funny. But perhaps the biggest delight was the running gag of referencing Technotronic’s 1989 tecno anthem “Pump Up The Jam” each and every episode.
Welcome to my ninth annual, completely biased, best of list for 2022. As always, I watched some trash TV, some really excellent TV, and a bit of everything in between. And after consuming 65+ series across 20+ channels and streaming services, here’s my top picks for shows, moments, and more.
Stuck in a TV rut? Tired of the same old procedurals, hangout comedies, superhero series, and remakes or reboots? If you’re nodding your head yes, and you’re up for something a bit more bizarre, check out one of these gems. Not only are they weird, but they all lasted more than one season.
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 …
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 …