Leave it to Chicago Fire to render me an emotional mess. I just want to give my girl Sylvie Brett a major hug. She did not deserve that ending. How cute is her new baby sister though? I’ve always loved Sylvie Brett, and Chicago Fire‘s “I’ll cover you” made meRead More →
“It’s Alright, Ma (I’m Only Bleeding)” was a great one. We are now up to episode eight of Katy Keene. I felt a little bit inspired, and reminded for the first time in a couple of weeks why this show has really great lessons and story-lines. The hot guys aren’tRead More →
It’s hard to believe that The Bold Type‘s fourth season has come and gone with a flash. It feels like just yesterday when the show returned amid a slew of changes at Scarlet. But, if possible, the end of the season marks even bigger changes on the horizon for Kat,Read More →
Outlander 5×07 “The Ballad of Roger Mac” is quite an episode, not just for Roger, as the title suggests, but for Jamie too, and of course, for Murtagh, and for our feelings, which, I promise you, will remain engaged throughout the entire hour in a way Outlander hasn’t always managedRead More →
I know last week’s episode made it seem like Doug Judy was Jake Peralta’s best friend, but that’s just not true. It’s Charles Boyle. Always has been and always will be. Have they had a couple hiccups here and there since their friendship began? Of course. Who hasn’t. But BrooklynRead More →
Netflix just dropped the trailer for Kenya Barris and Rashida Jones new show called #blackAF and I already love it. Mr. Barris’ mixes fiction with his real life tales of being a successful black man in Hollywood and the good and bad that goes along with it. There are alsoRead More →
Hailey Upton is heading to FBI! Tracy Spiridakos will appear as her Chicago PD character during the FBI season finale, as announced by Wolf Entertainment on Twitter. The episode wasn’t originally planned to be the FBI season finale, but with the show shutting down because of coronavirus, the hour willRead More →
Do I know anything about Telenovelas? No. But when one of you slides into DM’s and says can we please talk about his Instagram and drool over him? Granted, I don’t agree with all but when I looked at Aaron Diaz’s Instagram, this man made me thirsty AF. I agreedRead More →
Motherland: Fort Salem “My Witches” took our witches on three seperate journeys that somehow ended up with them being together and stronger for it. Raelle is still being tricked by the Spree mass murderer. Tally is proving that she’s got the power and drive to be the best while beingRead More →
Here at Fangirlish we continue to support your right to fangirl over any fandom you desire – whether that is a book, a TV show, a movie, or even sports. That’s why we have Stop and Fangirl! So you can feel happy – and confident, loving whatever it is you love.Read More →
It’s hard to take on an icon like Selena Quintanilla. They’re big shoes to step into and a worldwide audience that still love Selena, even after her passing, are alive and well. But maybe because of all of that, because she’s a star like no other, that we’re so excitedRead More →
We all have our favorite and least favorite tropes. From love triangles to slow burns, tropes are often the best ways to showcase great characters and storylines. They can also be frustrating and make you question why it is even a trope at all. In this bi-weekly column, we’ll takeRead More →
How do you tell a story? Like when you look back on life, what moments of the story are important? Which ones must be told? Which moments are important? I will be very honest, when I tell you that I didn’t want to watch Council of Dads, I didn’t wantRead More →
I thoroughly enjoyed this week’s episode of 9-1-1. “Fools” had the perfect mix of humor and drama. We got to see more of Eddie’s personal life; we witnessed a first date go terribly wrong; and a patient discovers something horrible about her husband. My favorite part of the episode wasRead More →
One Day At A Time returns to our lives with “Checking Boxes,” an episode that is both a great reminder of what this show has always been and what it’s made us feel, as well as sobering proof that, well, life goes on, and whether we like it or not,Read More →
A few people from the Schitt’s Creek community ventured to the Big Apple in this week’s episode, “The Pitch” and their meeting had all the main characters thinking about their futures. This was the third to last episode of Schitt’s Creek (grabs tissues), and this week set us up forRead More →
The Walking Dead Season 10 finale has been filmed, but we are not going to be able to see it for a while. Between the battle with the Whisperers, Daryl and Carol moments, the death of Alpha and the loss of Michonne, this season of The Walking Dead has beenRead More →
Per usual, Supernatural manages to balance humor with drama in an episode that gave us man bun Sam Winchester in the same episode as Jack getting back his soul. And even though we’re worried about the end of this show and how it’s all going to turn out, we’re gladRead More →
I haven’t made it to church in years, so like, I get it, God is preaching to me in other ways. Apparently through Manifest. And well, I make it to this every Monday night, and I’ve survived. Granted, I am about to start watching this shit drunk or high, becauseRead More →
Following the brilliance that was the season 2 premiere, which left me in tears and begging for more, Roswell, New Mexico delivered with another amazing episode that seemed to capture so many different emotions among these characters.Read More →
In an effort to build a space for queer people like myself, every Tuesday I’ll be posting interviews, opinion pieces, listicals, reviews, and more focused on the LGBT community (and occasionally about the Latinx/WOC community since I am Latinx.) Welcome to Queerly Not Straight! Enjoy and leave a comment belowRead More →