The Purge premieres September 4th on USA. By Chris Flanagan The greatest crime that USA Network’s The Purge commits is attempting to emulate the films it’s based on without trying to carry on its message. […]
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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 […]
Ozark: Season 2 – Review
Ozark returns for a second season, August 31st on Netflix. By Matthew Stanford Ozark stars Jason Bateman and Laura Linney as Marty and Wendy Byrde – a couple with have two children with whom they have relocated […]
Thoughts on the Sharp Objects Finale
*MAJOR SPOILERS FOLLOW* By Ryan O’Connell In its rollout, Sharp Objects was sold as a murder mystery. Two girls had been murdered and Amy Adams was a reporter, sent home to investigate. Let’s go. Guys, […]
The Future of ‘TV and City’
Dear you, Thanks for reading TV and City. Seriously, thank you. In 10th grade, I just wanted to see a Saturday Night Live museum exhibit, so I quickly set up a website and emailed the […]
Ask the StoryBots – Opinion
Kids show Ask the StoryBots returns for new episodes August 24th on Netflix. By Josiah Chiappelli Ask the Storybots is an edutainment show about a cast of colorful robots who get asked a question by a […]
Double Dare – Opinion
Episodes of the revived Double Dare air weeknights, 8 pm on Nickelodeon. By Jessica Biwer I spent a large chunk of my childhood in front of the TV watching Nickelodeon. When I think of summer, […]
Crime + Punishment (2018) – Review
The documentary Crime + Punishment will be available to stream on Hulu beginning August 24th. By Ulkar Alakbarova Police corruption is terrifying. But how can we as civilians do to force the police to perform […]
Mr. Mercedes: Season 2 – Opinion
Mr. Mercedes returns August 22nd on the Audience Network. By Greg Wheeler Stephen King adaptations are either incredible or terrible. Thankfully, Mr. Mercedes is a well crafted, enjoyable thriller from start to finish, even if […]
The Innocents: Season 1 – Review
The Innocents premieres August 24th on Netflix. By John Baker Youngsters Harry and June would seem to be the ideal young adult love story – both come from home lives that are dragging them down […]
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