Vince Gilligan seems to never want to leave the Bad-iverse, and now along with going backwards to chronicle the rise of Saul Goodman, he looks forward to see just where the f Jesse was going after crashing that El Camino through the gates. Also, … Continue reading What To Watch: 10/11/2019
It’s still the time for exits, entrances, and rebirth, as we approach the end of TV’s traditional most sweeps-y month. BRAD’S PICK: Marvel’s Cloak & Dagger [Freeform, 8p] It’s time for the titular Cloak and Dagger (Tyrone and Tandy) to face some inner demons as … Continue reading What To Watch: 05/30/2019
While on Wednesday, we may wear pink, on Thursdays, we wear monk’s robes, devil horns, and, well, pink. It’s really quite the party. So, here’s what we rec up on the telly tonight! JASON’S PICK: The Name Of The Rose [Sundance, 10p] Umberto Eco’s … Continue reading What To Watch: 05/23/2019
2The beleaguered Sandra is at the center of attention in Cloud 9 and apparently this time for once it’s a good thing for her — and we love that for her. Also, zombies and drag queens both get their grooves back, but on the actual … Continue reading What To Watch: 05/16/2019
It’s a jocks and nerds paradise today, and in the NFL Draft there’s a little bit of both. Also, if you’re a comic book lover and did not get tickets to Avengers: Endgame, the saga of baby Batman and pre-Commish Gordon comes to an end tonight, … Continue reading What To Watch: 04/25/2019
If you’re feeling walker withdrawal, and don’t want to wait for Robert Kirkman’s third series announced this week, another long-running zombie program spins off to Netflix (so that’s a whole season to gorge upon). BRAD’S PICK: Black Summer [Netflix] It’s gonna be a bad summer … Continue reading What To Watch: 04/11/2019
And then there were eight!!!!!!!! The NCAA finals dribble on and so does Screen Scholars March Madness. With eight excellent, elated, and especially edifying television programs remaining, the final winner can be literally any one of them. Why? Because I encourage voting early and often. The … Continue reading Elite Eight: The Polls
