Space Force premieres May 29 on Netflix. By Matthew Stanford Space Force is a Netflix Original comedy series about the newly created sixth brand of the US military: Space Force. The show was created by […]
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Mythic Quest: Raven’s Banquet: Season 1 – Review
Mythic Quest: Raven’s Banquet premieres February 7 on Apple TV+. By Elazar Abrahams From the minds that brought you It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia comes a new confusingly titled comedy. Mythic Quest: Raven’s Banquet follows […]
After Life: Season 1 – Review
After Life premieres March 8 on Netflix. [Ed. Note: Being that TV and City is on a bit of a hiatus, this article has not been edited.] By Chris Flanagan What is it to cope […]
Jack Ryan: Season 1 – Review
Jack Ryan premieres August 31st on Amazon Prime Video. By Matthew Stanford Jack Ryan is a Tom Clancy character who’s spanned 18 books and five movie adaptations. The origin story was most recently seen in […]
Splitting Up Together: Season 1 – Review
Splitting Up Together premieres March 27th, 9:30pm on ABC. By Chris Flanagan Splitting Up Together turns out to be an interesting attempt at a typically traditional sitcom but with a twist. Overall, it is fairly […]
Champions: “Pilot” – Review
Champions premieres March 8th, 8:30pm on NBC. By Ezra Jacobs The new comedy series Champions created by The Office writers Charlie Grandy and Mindy Kaling, follows the life of Vince, who can never seem to […]
The Good Place: Season 2 – Opinion
The Good Place’s midseason premiere is January 4th, 8:30pm on NBC. By Ryan O’Connell At this point it’s not a new or novel statement to say that there is a lot more bad news out […]
Permanent (2017) – Review
Permanent is in select theaters and available on demand beginning December 15th. Permanent gets it’s name from the hair style. See, this new comedy is all about hair. It’s 1982, and the Dixon family are […]
Godless – Review
The limited series Godless premieres November 22nd on Netflix. By Chris Flanagan Godless is a show that only Netflix would produce. Its extremely slow storytelling would never allow it to succeed on network cable. This […]
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 […]
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