Dead to Me‘s second season is now streaming on Netflix. By Ariba Bhuvad After watching the first season of Dead to Me last year, I was immediately hooked to the drama, suspense, and allure of […]
Tag: dramedy
Living with Yourself: Season 1 – Review
Living with Yourself premieres October 18 on Netflix. By Elazar Abrahams Paul Rudd is one of my absolute favorite actors. So when I heard he was starring in a Netflix show, I couldn’t wait to […]
Psych: The Movie – Opinion
Psych: The Movie airs December 7th, 8pm on the USA Network. Although it bowed just three years ago, fans of the TV series Psych (collectively called “Psych-Os”) have been clamoring for some sort of revival […]
There’s… Johnny!: Season 1 – Review
The full seven episode season of There’s… Johnny! premieres November 16th on Hulu. The first episode of There’s… Johnny! is more of a proof of concept than anything else. The characters are extremely one-dimensional. The […]
Future Man: Season 1 – Review
Future Man premieres November 14th on Hulu. By Chris Flanagan The main plot of Future Man revolves around a small band of fighters traveling back in time to stop a scientist from getting Herpes Simplex […]
Ill Behavior – Review
The miniseries Ill Behavior premieres November 13th, 10:30pm on Showtime. By Laura Bourne I have been watching creator Sam Bain’s characters for more than half my life, I realised recently. Since it’s debut in 2003, […]
Swedish Dicks: Season 1 – Review
Swedish Dicks premieres August 2, 8pm on Pop TV. Swedish Dicks follows two unlicensed Swedish private investigators trying to make a living in Los Angeles. It’s a comedy procedural, and is somewhat formulaic. Also, Keanu Reeves […]
GLOW: Season 1 – Review
The full first season of GLOW is available June 23 on Netflix. Inspired by the real story of a 1980s all-female professional wrestling league, GLOW follows a group of women in Los Angeles who learn […]
Claws: Season 1 – Review
Claws premieres Sunday, June 11, 9pm on TNT. Basing a drama around criminals can be tricky as it requires the viewer to actively root for chaos. Dramas such as The Sopranos and Sons of Anarchy do […]
Vulture Festival 2017: Shameless
Shameless stars William H. Macy, Emmy Rossum, and writer Nancy Pimental stopped by the 2017 Vulture Festival on Sunday, May 21, for a panel conversation about the Showtime dramedy centered around the Gallagher clan. Details […]
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