Sabrina’s outrageous journey charms viewers with a clever plot and witty one-liners.
Arts, Television, Review
‘The Walking Dead’ Has Its Edge Back
‘The Walking Dead’ hits its stride in the third episode of Season 9 after years of struggling to reach past ratings.
Arts, Television, Review
‘Making a Murderer’ Season 2 Adds Mystery to Murder Trial
‘Making a Murder’ returns for a second season with new additions to the story of the Steven Avery trial that first captivated America as a Netflix documentary in 2015.
Arts, Television, Review
Mature ‘Wanderlust’ Captures the Essence of Failing Marriage
Mature, realistic, and insightful, ‘Wanderlust’ gives a glimpse into a failing marriage, which might college-aged students to lose interest in the plot.
Television, Review, Arts
‘Daredevil’ Defends Netflix’s Marvel Collaborations
While other Marvel Netflix shows are being cancelled, ‘Daredevil’ is the light at the end of the tunnel.
Arts, Television, Review
‘Arrow’ Aims for Seventh Season With Strong Premiere
The seventh season of ‘Arrow’ sees drama and action from main characters Oliver Queen and Felicity Smoak, while impressing long time fans with its staying power.
Arts, Television, Review
‘Riverdale’ Balances Dark Plot with Strong, Optimistic Friendships
‘Riverdale’s’ third season incorporates strong friendships and a great soundtrack to make it a great way to de-stress this semester.
Arts, Television, Review
‘The Neighborhood,’ Throws House Warming Premiere
CBS’s ‘The Neighborhood’ arrives in the area, seeking to analyze and joke about race relations in black suburbia.
Arts, Television, Review
‘Big Mouth’ Returns with Raunchy Self-Awareness
Nick Kroll’s ‘Big Mouth’ returns to Netflix for its second season with all of the puberty-riddled raunchy humor and relatable self-awareness of the first season.
Television, Review, Arts
‘I Feel Bad’ Feels Mediocre
CBS’s new comedy ‘I Feel Bad’ does well with diversity, but fails to develop its jokes or side character, resulting in a mediocre network show.
