Castaways premieres August 7th on ABC. By Ariba Bhuvad Does the world need more reality competition shows? I mean, at some point hasn’t it become monotonous to tweak just subtle parts of the overall plot […]
Month: August 2018
Better Call Saul is the Baseball of TV Drama
Better Call Saul returns for Season 4, August 6th on AMC. By Jeremy Koffsky I’m a baseball fanatic. I can name every World Series champion since 1936, have about 2,000 cards and attend games often. […]
Lodge 49: Season 1 – Review
Lodge 49 premieres August 6th on AMC. By Matthew Stanford Lodge 49 is a show that is difficult to label. The episodes are certainly unique, which these days is pretty hard to pull off. On […]
All About the Washingtons: Season 1 – Review
All About the Washingtons premieres August 10th on Netflix. By Ariba Bhuvad The new comedy All About the Washingtons stars Joey Simmons (aka Rev Run) and his wife, Justine Simmons. The sitcom is a fictionalized […]
Like Father (2018) – Review
Like Father hits Netflix on August 3rd. By I. Simon I was underwhelmed by For a Good Time, Call…, the last Lauren Miller Rogen comedy I watched. That said, I was still open to the […]
4 Ways ‘Idiocracy’ Prophesied American Life Today
By Dr. John Huber Future generations may one-day regard director Mike Judge as a prophet ahead of his time. His mental prowess in blending facets of reality with entertainment appears to be a staple-mark of many […]
What is Your State’s Favorite Tom Cruise Movie?
By Alec Sears Mission: Impossible—Fallout has just done the impossible: a franchise record several sequels in. The series just seems to get better with age, a rarity in Hollywood where sequels tend to become stale […]
The Sinner: Season 2 – Review
Season 2 of The Sinner premieres August 1st on USA. By Matthew Stanford The Sinner was initially intended to be a one season limited series. Last summer it was the most popular show of the […]
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