WILL TRENT’s homicide this week leads viewers on a chase that involves a whistleblower and perhaps tampering with the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.…
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Ant-Man works better when surrounded by his fellow heroes.…
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Chock full of relevant pop-culture references, the special revolves around the best characters in the show - Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, Clayface, and, uh, Brett Goldstein of TED LASSO fame (yes! really! playing himself!).…
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The seventh and eighth episodes of THE BAD BATCH greatly expand on the phase-out of clone troopers for the infamous stormtroopers. It reminds us that not only is each clone a unique person but also of Palpatine's sinister manipulation of the Senate to authorize the use of the troopers in the first place.…
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ABBOTT ELEMENTARY was more than carrot cookies and a FIRE could really express.…
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IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT is an important film that leaves moviegoers with a minuscule chance of hope.  …
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SOUTH PARK is back! And it's finally moving away from Tegridy Farms.…
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THE LAST OF US is one of the best, most exciting series on television today. …
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It’s official. This episode has made SHRINKING my favorite sitcom on the air right now that’s not called TED LASSO. And since it’s from Brett Goldstein and Bill Lawrence, with a Jason Segal thrown in, it’s not surprising to see why. This week’s episode was by far the funniest the series has produced so far. While I loved the first three episodes of the series, I will admit there was a tinge more drama than comedy since we were introducing…
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