In the coming weeks a new crop of TV shows will be released upon the world. Most will debut on the broadcast networks as they most commonly adhere to the traditional TV schedule. However, the Fall TV season isn’t exclusive to the standard channels. New TV can be found just about anywhere these days, and …
Walt: What time is it? Vic: Why? Walt: I need a drink. “Ashes to Ashes “ (3×10)
While I’m in complete denial about the end of summer, seriously September is a perfectly lovely month, there’s no denying that the traditional broadcast TV season is right around the corner.
A while back I wrote about how I wished there was a simple way for my friends and I to watch TV online together. Well, there is. It’s called Rabb.it: https://rabb.it/.
When the sharks started flying last night all your usual entertainment sources were live tweeting in full force, as was NASA and NASCAR although we’d later learn that they were in on the joke too. But they weren’t the only brands to get in on the Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No! action.
While channels like AMC and HBO aren’t infallible, they’ve got a decent enough track record to warrant at the very least casual interest in any new series announced. After all, you never know what’ll become the next Breaking Bad or The Wire. But that doesn’t mean you should limit your viewing to networks that can …
TV can be a fun way to escape reality, to immerse yourself in another place and another time. But every now and then, TV can also highlight how breathtaking our world really is.
The 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup kicked off earlier this month and runs through July 5th, so break out the chips and dip, cheese platter, and beverages and throw yourself a viewing party.
[Mild Spoilers Ahead] A year ago when Halt and Catch Fire premiered I eagerly tuned in. A show about the 80s home computer boom sounded interesting and I loved Lee Pace in Wonderfalls and Pushing Daisies. Plus, I don’t watch Mad Men (don’t hate, I can’t watch everything) so any comparisons to AMC’s flagship series, …