If there’s one ragtag group of idiots I’ve been missing for months, it’s the gang from Fox’s consistently hysterical sitcom New Girl.
Arts, Featured Story, Television
McBride, Goggins Find Themselves on the Brink of Absurdity in ‘Vice Principals’
Though its far from being the most complex or sophisticated program on television, ‘Vice Principals’ takes a seemingly mundane occupation and injects it with an admirable and hilarious level of absurdity.
Television, Arts
Summer Television Gems Enthrall Viewers Through Fear, Oddities, and Crime
With so much exceptional television coming out of the summer of 2016, the coming months are sure to be rife with tokens of summer in the winter’s binge to come.
Arts, Television
Failure Fuels Comedy in Tech-Hunting Grounds of ‘Silicon Valley’
‘Silicon Valley’ demands its laughs through the trials of its characters and, in a world rife with failure and aspirations, it finds plenty of dreams to fuel the comedy fire.
Television, Column, Featured Column, Arts
Family Matters in ‘Game of Thrones’
‘Game of Thrones’ may have forgot where it came from as the customs of the Seven Kingdoms become frequently and blatantly transgressed in Season 6.
Arts, Television
Blood Continues to Draw, Boil, and Spill in ‘Game of Thrones’ Season 6
There is no singular aspect that ‘GoT’ can look forward to, as all horizons in Westeros seemed to be headed down its signature roads of deceit, treachery, and violence that has made the show what it is.
Arts, Television
‘The Americans’ Spy-Games Uproot the White Picket Fence
As the levels of espionage and deceit continue to escalate, ‘The Americans’ try to good people, while being good spies for the motherland.
Arts, Television
‘Fear The Walking Dead’ Champions Capable Cast, but Remains Rather Mindless
Lacking a serious narrative vigor, ‘Fear The Walking Dead’ might just leave fans as hungry for brains and substance as the undead.
Arts, Television
Schmidt Remains ‘Unbreakable,’ Despite Darker Dramatic Developments
Dealing with dates, finances, and mean girls, Kimmy Schmidt continues to become one of the most genuinely funny and touching shows out there.
Television, Arts
Settling In, Seething, and Sex Make for a Beautiful ‘Catastrophe’
After the first season explored adult love, ‘Catastrophe,’ tackles marriage, kids, and their associated woes in its sophomore season.
