I’m not going to lie, I was wishin’ and a hopin’ this weeks episode of Katy Keene would be another entertaining one. Sadly, that just wasn’t the case. I was super bored through the whole episode. I’ll try to keep…
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‘Party of Five’ Cancelled at Freeform
The world sucks. You know it, I know it. We’re all stuck in our houses right now, and there’s literally a pandemic. My words shouldn’t come as a shock to anyone. The world sucks right now. But TV is supposed…
‘When the Streetlights Go On’ Finale Review: Trust No One
In the conclusion of Quibi’s When The Streetlights Go On, as weird as it sounds, we finally got some closure.
‘New Amsterdam’ 2×18: “A Matter of Minutes”
I think we have all realized as of late that the life that we live can change quickly. What we think is normal, what we think we are meant to live through, often changes, but sometimes it changes before you…
‘When the Streetlights Go On’ 1×08 Review: ‘Halloween’
After watching the eighth episode of When The Streetlights Go On, I’m more confused — but enthralled — than ever. With the ticking clock known as just two episodes remaining, I honestly don’t know who killed Chrissy Monroe and Mr. Carpenter.
‘Roswell, New Mexico’ 2×05 Review: ‘I’ll Stand By You’
You never know when Roswell, New Mexico is going to hit you right in the heart with an emotional episode that leaves you sobbing on the floor. Whatever I was expecting in “I’ll Stand By You,” it wasn’t the perfection that was this fifth episode of season 2.
‘The Baker & The Beauty’ 1×01: “Pilot”
Picking a new show is not something that is easy for me. I feel as though everything is going to let me down. But the thing about The Baker and The Beauty is there are many reasons that I wanted…
‘When the Streetlights Go On’ 1×07 Review: ‘Warmth of the Sun’
Following the seventh episode of When The Streetlights Go On, I’m not sure what to make about Brad. Other than the fact that he’s a selfish loser that feels he’s entitled to whatever he wants. And, in this case, that’s Becky Monroe.
A-Z Movie Reviews: ‘A Little Princess’
Welcome to A-Z Movie Reviews. Every Sunday, for the next several months, I will be posting a review of a film in my home movie collection. How it works is, I will be reviewing movies in alphabetical order until I…
‘When the Streetlights Go On’ 1×06 Review: ‘Deodorant & Nicotine’
The sixth episode of When The Streetlights Go On tried so hard to prove that Brad deserves to be a suspect in the murder of Chrissy Monroe and Mr. Carpenter.
‘When the Streetlights Go On’ 1×05 Review: ‘Notes From the Wrong Side of the Tracks’
Sometimes, it’s the not-knowing part of any mystery that’s enough to drive anyone mad. And that’s where we find ourselves at with When The Streetlights Go On, as we’re desperately trying to figure out who’s the culprit behind the murders of Chrissy Monroe and Mr. Carpenter.
‘Nancy Drew’ 1×17 “The Girl in The Locket” Review
Welcome back, Nancy Drew fans! Its been a long time since we’ve had any new episodes on our screens, and I for one am thankful that I had something to watch again on Wednesday nights. Apparently, although production was halted,…
‘When the Streetlights Go On’ 1×04 Review: ‘Homecoming’
In When The Streetlights Go On’s fourth episode, we were finally introduced to the first suspect in the murder — one that has motive, but the motive doesn’t exactly add up to murder, at least in my opinion.
‘When the Streetlights Go On’ 1×03 Review: ‘Wrong Number’
In the third episode of “When the Streetlights Go On,” we’re reminded that there’s nothing more important than the truth. But also, that this psycho killer is still on the loose…and possibly looking for his next victim.
‘When the Streetlights Go On’ 1×02 Review: ‘Closed Casket’
Now that we’ve seen the tragedy unfold, it’s time to see the first repercussions of the shocking murder. And you figure, a pretty girl like Chrissy, her murder is going to stun the town.
‘Roswell, New Mexico’ 2×04 Review: ‘What If God Was One of Us?’
Let’s break down Roswell, New Mexico’s latest episode, where some surprising team-ups resulted in a great episode of television, and where we were left to truly believe that abduction is a real thing on this show.
‘When the Streetlights Go On’ 1×01 Review: Welcome to the Summer of ’95
When the Streetlights Go On follows the town of Colfax, Illinois, through what’s been a particularly dark summer in 1995. We recap the pilot episode.
‘Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist’ 1×09 Review: “Zoey’s Extraordinary Silence”
When I first saw the promo materials for Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist 1×09 “Zoey’s Extraordinary Silence,” I thought to myself, well, here it is. Here’s the typical filler episode. And I wasn’t even really upset about it, because we’ve had a…
‘Roswell, New Mexico’ 2×03 Review: ‘Good Mother’
There’s never a dull moment with Roswell, New Mexico, even when they leave us waiting, wishing, and suffering as we await the return of Max. This show finds creative ways to get us feeling, thinking, and reacting.
‘Briarpatch’ 1×08 Review: “Most Likely to Succeed”
To be honest, I’d been waiting for an episode like Briarpatch 1×08 “Most Likely to Succeed” since, well, since Briarpatch first started. There are many things the show set up that they could have developed better, none more important than…
‘Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist’ 1×08 Review: “Zoey’s Extraordinary Glitch”
Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist 1×08 “Zoey’s Extraordinary Glitch” is the best this show has been, by far, with an emotional and relatable Zoey, a Max that has become the love interest we all dreamed he could be, a Simon that, so…
