The question has been going around for a while. What’s the perfect episode of TV, or at least, what’s your perfect episode? And – of course, it’s impossible to agree on such a thing. We haven’t all watched the same…
‘Pearson’ 1×09 Review: How to Change the World
As Pearson’s “The Rival” so clearly showed us, it’s awfully hard to change the world. In fact, sometimes, it feels almost impossible. Especially coming from the place Angela is coming from, a place of being beaten down so many times,…
‘Suits’ 9×08 Review: Life Comes at You Fast
This was a hard episode of Suits to watch, and an even harder one to review. There was, of course, the tension of a very well executed story-line, as “Prisoner’s dilemma” brought us back to Mike’s time in jail, and…
‘Carnival Row’: Philo and the Politics of Passing
Usually when I watch a show, almost without fault, I relate to one of the female characters. This probably has a lot to do with how male characters are written – emotions, what are those? – and of course, also…
‘Grand Hotel’ 1×13 Review: The One With The Answers
It’s been quite a ride. And I don’t just say that in the metaphorical way, because boy, has Grand Hotel managed to surprise us week, after week, after week, with “A Perfect Storm” being no different, something I didn’t even…
‘Pearson’ 1×08 Review: Why Representation Matters
I’ve talked about this subject plenty of times before. Some of you might say I’ve talked about this subject too many times, that I need to find a new soapbox, and if you’re one of those, then I’m sorry, because…
‘Suits’ 9×07 Review: Who We Are
Suits goes deep into the question of who exactly Harvey, Samantha and even Louis are, as “Scenic Route” moves the show along the path to a conclusion we’re not exactly sure we want anymore. But then again, they always say…
‘Grand Hotel’ 1×12 Review: “Dear Santiago”
I said it before, and I’ll say it again: if there’s one thing that can be said about this show is that it’s entertaining. But then again, I came in expecting that. The original always was, even if the setting…
#FemaleFilmmakerFriday: 5 Reasons You Should Know Catherine Hardwicke
You might think you know Catherine Hardwicke, and chances are, you both do and you don’t. Sure, Hardwicke directed the first Twilight movie, which makes her a more well-known name than most other female directors in this industry. But Hardwicke…
‘Falling Inn Love’ is the Rom Com I Wanted, and Needed
It isn’t actually hard to fall in love with romantic comedies. We are, after all, wired to…well, love. All we really need is a couple of people with good chemistry, a beautiful setting and we’re set. We promise. It’s easy.…
