Springfield of Dreams: The Legend of Homer Simpson airs October 22nd, 4:30pm on Fox. This February will mark the 25th anniversary of one of The Simpsons‘ best and most famous episodes, “Homer at Bat”. To […]
Month: October 2017
Too Funny To Fail – Review
The documentary Too Funny To Fail is available October 21st, only on Hulu. “In retrospect, it’s kind of remarkable that we got so many people to do the same thing all over the country at […]
I Love You, America – Opinion
I Love You, America airs Thursday nights, only on Hulu. It’s unclear who Sarah Silverman’s new talk show is for. I Love You, America isn’t particularly funny, so fans of Silverman’s stand up can give […]
1922 (2017) – Review
1922 is available on Netflix starting October 20th. By Kevin Levine Has anyone else been keeping track of how many Stephen King film and TV adaptations have been released in 2017? I am certain many […]
Jimmy Kimmel Live!: Back to Brooklyn – Opinion
Jimmy Kimmel Live!: Back to Brooklyn begins October 16th with the final show on October 20th, 11:30pm on ABC. Los Angeles-based Jimmy Kimmel returns to his hometown of Brooklyn, NY for a week of broadcasts. […]
Loudermilk: Season 1 – Review
Loudermilk premieres October 17th, 10:30pm on the Audience Network. Sam Loudermilk is a bit of an anti-hero. He’s brash, rude, and doesn’t care what you think of him. The opening scene clearly establishes that. But […]
Hit the Road: Season 1 – Review
Hit the Road premieres October 17th, 10pm on AT&T’s Audience Network. Jason Alexander can do better than his new gig on Hit the Road. The Seinfeld star’s new series is about a family of musicians […]
Patton Oswalt: Annihilation – Review
Patton Oswalt: Annihilation is streaming on Netflix starting October 17th. I’ve never cried while watching stand-up comedy until now. It’s strange to review a stand-up comedy special. Comedy has always been subjective and I find […]
White Famous: Season 1 – Review
White Famous premieres October 15th, 10pm on Showtime. By Jack Faivish After “parting ways” with Saturday Night Live, Jay Pharoah has found a television role perfectly suited for his do-it-all talents. As Floyd Mooney in […]
Tokyo Project – Review
The short film Tokyo Project premieres October 14th, 10pm on HBO. The handsome and hip Sebastian (Ebon Moss-Bachrach) is on a business trip to Tokyo. Clearly depressed by his marriage at home, he becomes fascinated […]
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