The Rookie 4×05 “A.C.H.” is a terrifying episode that gave us many clues for the future, despite being a transitional episode.
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Beth Riesgraf and Christian Kane Talk ‘Leverage: Redemption’ Season 1B BTS Secrets
Leverage: Redemption season 1B set the bar high! We interview Christian Kane and Beth Riesgraf and they review the best from season 1.
Nina Dobrev Makes Directing Debut With Her Own Short Film
Nina Dobrev has made her directing debut with her short film, The One. Read what she had to say about directing!
Adele Announces Two Concert Dates For 2022
A trip to London may be on the horizon, because we don’t miss the chance to see Adele.
Read an Excerpt from ‘The Forgotten Memories of Vera Glass’ by Anna Priemaza
The Forgotten Memories of Vera Glass by Anna Priemaza will be available in a couple of weeks, and we’ve got an excerpt – and a giveaway!
‘Chicago Fire’ 10×06 Review: “Dead Zone”
Chicago Fire 10×06 “Dead Zone” is about missing and moving on. Not about forgetting, but instead about taking that next step forward.
Jesse Spencer Says Goodbye… For Now
Jesse Spencer said goodbye to Chicago Fire this week, and we’re not okay. We’ll miss him, but we’re hoping we’ll see him again soon. The 200th episode of Chicago Fire was a heartbreaker as Spencer, and his character Captain Matthew…
‘Chicago Med’ 7×05 Review: “Change Is A Tough Pill To Swallow
Chicago Med 7×05 “Change is a Tough Pill to Swallow” is, ironically, not about change. Unless it’s about the change to a new ship?
‘The Rookie’ 4×04 Review: “Red Hot”
The Rookie 4×04 “Red Hot” is a bridge episode that moves the plots a bit forward although Aaron and Lucy bond and we didn’t know we needed it
‘Star Trek: Lower Decks’ 2×10 Review: “First First Contact”
We’ve been boldly going all season with Lower Decks this year! Episode 2×10, “First First Contact” really sets the bar high for next season. Here are some of the things I enjoyed the most in “First First Contact” and a few of my expectations for season three.
‘Law & Order: SVU’ 23×05 Review: “Fast Times @TheWheelHouse”
Law & Order: SVU 23×05, “Fast Times @TheWheelHouse,” was a prime example of what happens when bad episodes happen to good seasons. Or maybe it’s better to put it like this: This storyline is what happens when people who aren’t…
‘FBI’ 4×04 Review: “Know Thyself”
Once again, #FBI left me pissed off and searching for blood. Scola, we love you, but do better. Be better.
Queerly Not Straight: Why Jonathan Kent Being Bisexual Matters
Superman’s Jonathan Kent coming out as bisexual on National Coming Out Day matters and here’s why in this week’s Queerly Not Straight.
‘Ordinary Joe’ 1×04 Review: “Shooting Stars”
There is not an episode of #OrdinaryJoe that doesn’t tug at the heartstrings, but this one flat out made us cry our eyes out.
‘Leverage: Redemption’ 1×11 Review: “The Jackal Job”
Leverage: Redemption 1×11 “The Jackal Job” hits right on the feels and moved us in ways we didn’t expect but are wonderful. Time for review!
IMDb TV Releases ’Alex Rider’ Season 2 Premiere Date, Key Art And An Enigmatic Teaser
December 3 it’s the day that Alex Rider returns with its season 2! Spoiler alert: the key art and the teaser trailer are amazing!
One Chicago Ships Check — In: October 6
There’s a lot we love about One Chicago shows beyond ships but we can’t live without ships! We’re going to analyze their progress.
‘Leverage: Redemption’ 1×09 Review: “The Bucket Job”
In Leverage: Redemption 1×09 “The Bucket Job” we brought Christmas forward and we aren’t like it but we love the emotional challenges.
‘What If…?’ 1×09 Review: “What If…The Watcher Broke His Oath?”
What If…?’s “What If…The Watcher Broke His Oath?” saw our heroes come together to stop Ultron. Read on for our review!
Queerly Not Straight: 10 LGBTQ+ Books You Should Read This October
From a queer regency romance to witches with crushes, we’ve got you covered for October with a list of LGBTQ+ books you should read.
Please, ‘Chicago P.D.’, Let Kim and Hailey Be Friends
Please Chicago P.D., let Hailey Upton and Kim Burgess be friends. They deserve it, and almost as importantly, we deserve it.
