New episodes of Difficult People’s third season are available Tuesdays, only on Hulu. The best part of the new season (number 3!) of Difficult People, available now on Hulu, is the contemporaneous feeling of the show. […]
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The Last Tycoon: Season 1 – Review
The Last Tycoon’s first season is now streaming on Amazon Video. Amazon video’s adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s unfinished novel, The Last Tycoon, is currently up for streaming for those with Amazon Prime. Over the course of […]
The Guest Book: Season 1 – Review
The Guest Book premieres August 3, 10pm on TBS. By John Baker The pages of the Foggy Cottage guest book offer far more than cursory reflections on a stay at a rustic cabin in a nameless […]
The Sinner: Season 1 – Review
The Sinner premieres August 2, 10pm on USA. A series pilot opening with a murder is no shocker, especially in a drama. But what makes The Sinner’s early scenes unique is the context of the […]
People of Earth: Season 2 – Review
People of Earth returns July 24, 10:30pm on TBS. By Jon Baker The truth is out there, way out there, in the sleepy little hamlet of Beacon, New York. Because as it turns out, Beacon is […]
Midnight, Texas: Season 1 – Review
Midnight, Texas premieres July 24, 10pm on NBC. Midnight, Texas is a show that wants to be something strange and unique, but plays it too safely to be anything other than just another show that deals […]
Raven’s Home: Season 1 – Opinion
Raven’s Home premieres July 21, 10pm on Disney Channel. Premiering in January 2003, That’s So Raven ran for four seasons and 100 episodes on Disney Channel. Now, star Raven Symoné returns to her roots with […]
Ozark: Season 1 – Review
The full first season of Ozark is available July 21, only on Netflix. Ozark is a Netflix drama about a man who accidently crosses a drug cartel and flees the big city to the Ozarks, […]
Adam Ruins Everything – Opinion
Adam Ruins Everything airs Tuesday nights, 10pm on truTV. 2016 was the big election year here in the States, and with it came a surge of myths, rumors, and mistruths. Now in 2017, in the […]
Avery: The Case Against Steven Avery and What “Making a Murderer” Gets Wrong – Book Review
Avery is available now. By Jack Faivish In his book Avery, Ken Kratz absolutely debunks any possible theory that Steven Avery is innocent of the murder of Teresa Halbach. He gives a point-by-point breakdown of each […]