It’s April, which means we’re in the homestretch of the traditional broadcast TV season. And for cable networks and streaming sites, it’s just another month to program, so needless to say there’s a lot of shows coming and going right about now. Without further ado, here’s a spring TV survival guide with premier and finale …
Earlier this week news broke that Nashville’s current showrunner would be replaced by Marshall Herskovitz and Ed Zwick. Now on one hand this is good news for Nashville fans since it seems to indicate that a fifth season is likely; however, handing over the reins of a TV show can seriously alter the tone of …
With an abundance of superhero-based TV shows and other action series currently airing, more and more female characters are kicking ass and taking names. And behind every badass women, is another even more-badass women – their stunt double.
Love to live-tweet during your favorite TV shows? If so, who are you following, the actors, the official show account? How about the writers? Many do have Twitter accounts, but if the prospect of searching for each and every credited writer on every new episode is less than appealing you can just follow the show’s …
Many TV shows employ some level of self-contained storytelling in each episode. Hence the familiar case of the week, patient of the week, monster of the week, and mystery of the week formulas. While this form of storytelling is tried and true, see any Dick Wolf production, that doesn’t mean it can’t be spiced up …
2015 was one hell of a year for the US Women’s National Soccer Team and 2016 is shaping up to be just as much fun to watch. Between the 2016 CONCACAF Women’s Olympic Qualifying Championship, the inaugural SheBelieves Cup, and of course the Summer Olympics there’s plenty of opportunities to watch these talented women compete.
There’s a lot of high-profile comic book-based TV shows on broadcast and Netflix right now. From The Flash and Arrow to Daredevil and Supergirl, there’s no shortage of vigilantes and powered people to root for. However, there’s another really excellent show on TV right now – Marvel’s Agent Carter.
February 13th is quickly approaching, so ready your waffle maker and round up your lady friends for Galentine’s Day. AKA, ‘only the best day of the year’ according to Leslie Knope. If a gathering is out of the question, why not send your friends a Parks and Recreation-inspired Galentine’s Day card instead?
There was a moment in the third season premiere of Friday Night Tykes that really bothered me. No, it wasn’t the scene where a listless kid was carried off the field by his parents. In fact, the moment I’m referring to was much more innocuous. It was the scene where cheerleaders were brought out to …