“Yeah, we’ll say it, Jimmy Kimmel is an asshole.”
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“Waiting, despite being a universal and inescapable human experience, is also one of the ways in which that dichotomy manifests itself: Offred waits for the Commander, patients wait for doctors, women wait for men.”
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“Descendants was our bridge from the loneliness and anxiety of the early months of the pandemic to the new normalcy.”
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“‘Pushing Daisies’ was the quirky combination of romance and crime that we all needed. So why did this show run for such a short time? Why were we left with so little of this masterpiece to enjoy?”
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“Have you ever worked retail? Have you suffered the agony of delivering the customer service experience? I’m sure that you have WAY too many stories about rude customers, ridiculous managers, and creepy coworkers. I’ve been there myself. And that’s a big reason why Superstore is one of my favorite sitcoms of all time.”
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“There is nothing sexy about toxic masculinity, and it’s time for abusers to be held accountable – not glamorized – on screen and off.”
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“Every show should know how it’s going to end, or at least have a good idea of when to stop. Thankfully, I think more and more shows are moving in this direction.”
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“Ted Lasso, much like Schitt’s Creek, invites you into a world where everyone is truly good, and everyone has love to give. You can be honestly and authentically yourself and the people around you will still love you unconditionally.”
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“What follows is a short list of TV shows that I believe dominate each holiday. I want to clarify that this is not a long or comprehensive list. I was pretty picky in putting this together because I think in order to truly dominate the holiday, I have to automatically associate a holiday with a specific show in my mind.”
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“Grab a glass of your favorite fruit wine, hire a sitter for your precious bébé, and pull up a chair. It’s time for us to talk about the Moira Rose impression that has taken the internet by storm. Michael Judson Berry is an actor, comedian, and Schitt’s Creek enthusiast, but you may know him better from his collection of wigs and his wacky accent as Moira Rose, the host of QuaranTeaTime on Instagram, TikTok, and Youtube.”
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“It’s always difficult for me to start a new series when I just finished one that I adored! My brain somehow for no reasonable reason locks the idea that no other story or characters will have the same impact on me…As usual, I was wrong. The more I get to know Anne, the more she grows on me. And the same happens with the other characters that Anne meets.”
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“This show is so much more than just an opportunity for men to ‘run around in wigs and dresses’ but rather represents the progress of modern times towards the LGBTQIA+ community.”
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“Luckily, overcast clouds transformed into a spits of drizzle and downpours, leaving me feeling justified in my two day Netflix binge. With minimal movement from my couch I enveloped three shows; #blackAF, Never Have I Ever, and Hollywood. Each with quite different styles, target demographics, and storylines; I found a common thread throughout all of them; equality in entertainment.”
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“Here are a few of the things I’ve been diving back into recently, what I may revisit soon, and some new items I may want to give a try.”
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Podcasts are very popular nowadays. There are so many podcasts on so many different topics, but if you are a movie-making and TV show fan like me or a young filmmaker, there are podcasts that talk about everything starting from casting to editing. Here are some of them.
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