High Maintenance returns on January 19th, 11pm on HBO. By Nico Setzer High Maintenance’s second season on HBO is doing what made the original web series great in the first place: Experimenting. What’s different is […]
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Portlandia: Season 8: Review
Portlandia’s eighth and final season premieres January 18th, 10pm on IFC. By Matthew Stanford Throughout seven seasons, Portlandia’s been fairly consistent for a sketch comedy show. While nothing was ever truly groundbreaking, it helped put […]
Corporate: Season 1 – Review
Corporate premieres January 17, 10pm on Comedy Central. By Chris Flanagan From the opening scene which touches on proper email etiquette when copying a fellow employee (a conversation I’ve actually been a part of in […]
Black Lightning: “Pilot” – Review
Black Lightning premieres January 16th, 9pm on The CW. By John Baker Folks in the town of Freeland have mixed feelings about a man with special powers called Black Lightning. For many he was a […]
Somebody Feed Phil: Part 1 – Opinion
Somebody Feed Phil’s first six episodes are now streaming on Netflix. Philip Rosenthal is the creator of the now-classic sitcom Everybody Loves Raymond. Now, the famous producer is bringing his infectious grin to a new […]
Crashing: Season 2 – Review
Crashing returns for a second season on January 14th, 10:30pm on HBO. For those who missed Crashing‘s first season, the story is reestablished quickly in the sophomore opener. Pete Holmes (played by, yes, Pete Holmes) […]
Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams: Season 1 – Review
Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams is available January 12th on Amazon Prime Video. By Chris Flanagan I’m going to save you a little bit of reading and go ahead and tell you in the opening […]
Alone Together: Season 1 – Review
Alone Together premieres January 10th, 8:30pm on Freeform. By Chris Flanagan Alone Together can be best described as Difficult People for millennials. How you respond upon reading that sentence will determine whether or not this […]
Rotten: Season 1 – Review
The documentary series Rotten is now streaming on Netflix. By Greg Wheeler Although more culturally relevant for American consumers, Rotten is a thought provocative, raw look into the dark side of the American and global […]
The Chi: “Pilot” – Review
The Chi premieres January 7th, 10pm on Showtime. By Ariba Bhuvad After her critically acclaimed success in Master of None, it appears Lena Waithe has done it once again. As a Chicago native, she has […]
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