Lyra Hale
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Lyra Hale is a writer, editor, and podcaster that covers film, TV, books, and more. She likes geeking over scifi, fantasy, and all things spooky. When she isn't writing reviews, crying over her favorite characters, or talking about 911 on her podcast Tales From the 118, she's crafting. Let's stalk and nerd out together to our hearts content.

Rudy Pankow in Outer Banks season 4 episode 6
Features
Outer Banks Season 4, Episode 6 Review: ‘The Town Council’

Outer Banks season 4 episode 6 “The Town Council” sees JJ let the intrusive thoughts win as everything crumbles around him.

Eddie and Buck 9-1-1
ABC
9-1-1 Season 8, Episode 6 Preview: ‘Confessions’

9-1-1 season 8 episode 6 “Confessions” sees a kid fall down a pipe and our eyes being blessed with Eddie in a cutoff sleeve shirt.

Agathario kiss in Agatha All Along
Disney+
20 Agathario Fanart Works That Made Us Go Feral

Just because Agatha All Along is done with season 1 doesn’t mean that the fans are going anywhere. Agathario is here to stay.

Oliver Stark and Louis Ferrigno Jr. on '9-1-1' season 7.
ABC
Buck & Tommy from 9-1-1 Aren’t Endgame & That’s Ok

Buck from ABC’s 9-1-1 will have his epic love story. Maybe Tommy will too. But it won’t be with each other as they’re not endgame.

Outer Banks season 4 part 2
Netflix
‘Outer Banks’ Season 4 Part 2 Official Trailer Debuts at POGUELANDIA

Outer Banks season 4 part 2 dropped its official trailer at Netflix’s POGUELANDIA event. And we’ve got thoughts.

HAPPY'S PLACE -- "Don't Sweat it" Episode 103 -- Pictured: (l-r) Belissa Escobedo as Isabella, Reba McEntire as Bobbie -- (Photo by: Casey Durkin/NBC)
NBC
Happy’s Place Season 1 Episode 3 Review: ‘Don’t Sweat It’

Isabella and Bobbie go through some growing pains as they get closer as sisters in season 1 episode 3 “Don’t Sweat It.”

What comes next For as much as I loved Agatha All Along, it took me a little bit longer to be grounded and focused in these final two episodes. A part of it has to do with Patti LuPone and her immense talent as Lilia. But a lot of it also has to do with the fact that it feels like there are so many things missing when it comes to Agatha All Along. I want to know how Agatha and Rio met. I want to know who Nicky's other parent is because Agatha said that she created him from scratch. There's also the fact that I want to know why Agatha was killing so many people? Was it to keep Death distracted with bodies that she had to ferry and by the time Rio came back Agatha and Nicky were already gone on to the next stop on the road? There are so many questions when it comes to Agatha while at the same time, the show is making it abundantly clear that Agatha's journey is done. I think if we do something with Billy, we will see Agatha again. But she's not the main focus for whatever is to come. And if Marvel is smart and has the same showrunners, writers, or directors on board for this, I think they'll have something really special that honors Billy's upcoming journey and continues Agatha's journey in a way that feels earned and respects Agatha as a character. Afterall, we wouldn’t want another Doctor Strange 2 that ruins a great woman character as if WandaVision never happened.
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Agatha All Along Season 1 Episode 8 & 9 Review: ‘Follow Me My Friend/To Glory at the End & Maiden Mother Crone’

The final two episodes of Agatha All Along made us realize how similar our titular lead is to Billy and even Wanda herself.

Love Is Blind. (L to R) Ashley Adionser, Tyler Frances, Hannah Jiles, Marissa George in episode 713 of Love Is Blind. Cr. Courtesy of Netflix © 2024
Netflix
‘Love is Blind’ Season 7: Reunion Breakdown

The reunion for Love is Blind season 7 has finally landed and there were plenty of red flags and moments where they didn’t push enough.

Ted Danson in A Man on the Inside
Netflix
‘A Man on the Inside’ Official Trailer is Unexpectedly Heartfelt

A Man on the Inside sees Ted Danson go undercover to find missing jewelry in the upcoming Netflix comedy series.

Kelsey Asbille in Netflix's Don't Move
Netflix
‘Don’t Move’ Review: Predictable & Not Even in an Entertaining Way

Netflix’s new movie Don’t Move was predictable and not even in an entertaining way. Read on for our review.