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B.K. Borison’s ‘First Time Caller’ Optioned By A Cup Of Happy Productions
One of our favorite books – First Time Caller has been optioned and we’re really excited for this to happen.
Chicago Med Season 11, Episode 16 Review: ‘The Book of Charles’ Is the Season’s Best Episode
Chicago Med Season 11, Episode 16, “The Book of Charles” is the NBC show’s crowning achievement, led by a stunning performance from Oliver Platt.
Movies
Laura Benanti Cast In Season 5 Of ‘Younger’
We’re suckers for Younger and can’t wait for the season premiere. It feels like this…
Greg Berlanti Options ‘The Gentleman’s Guide to Vice and Virtue’
You know if it is something that Greg Berlanti does – 9 times out of 10 we’re along for the ride. What can we say – the man knows good content. Here he goes proving it again – the uber…
Queerly Not Straight: ‘Vida’ & ‘Timeless’ Make My Queer Heart Feel Blessed
In an effort to build a space for queer people like myself, every Tuesday I’ll be posting opinion pieces, listicals, reviews, and more focused on the LGBT community. Welcome to the first post for Queerly Not Straight! Enjoy and leave…
‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ 5×20 Review: “Show Me Going”
If the last couple Brooklyn Nine-Nine episodes have taught us anything, it’s that this show does comedy remarkably well. We already knew this. We’ve known for years. But the brilliant thing about this ensemble comedy is it’s admirable capacity to…
‘Timeless’ 2×08 Review: Popcorn, anyone?
And here we thought after “The Salem Witch Trials” we were free and clear when it came to post-Timeless therapy. How very young and naïve we were. Don’t despair, though. I’ve got the words to set you straight as we…
10 Must-See Movies to Watch on a Rainy Sunday
Hello my Sunday couch potatoes! Do you know what I love to do on a rainy Sunday afternoon? Get your mind out of the gutter! I love to watch movies and chill. There are three things you need to relax…
‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ 2×03 Review: Life is a Real Mother
The Handmaid’s Tale 2×03 “Baggage” sprints forward after the stretching episodes, “June” and “Unwomen.” The plot quickens, as do the stakes for June’s decisions, as does June’s belly. Unsurprisingly, the visual imagery, acting, and cinematography are as strong and impeccable as…
‘Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D’ 5×20 Review: “The One Who Will Save Us All”
Absolute Power corrupts Absolutely. That phrase could be used a lot to describe what has happened to many characters on Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D but this time around, General Glenn Talbot is the man corrupted by power. Okay, that might be…
Our ‘Timeless’ 2×08 Soundtrack: “The Day Reagan Was Shot”
Sometimes there are shows that bring people together. Right now, for the Fangirlish staff, Timeless is that show. Years ago, some of us came together through Arrow, and stayed together because the bonds of friendship had already been established, but…
‘Blindspot’ 3×20 Review: “Let it go”
Here’s to a new stellar Blindspot episode! And the truth is that this final stretch is very intense. The feelings are always on the surface, especially in “Let it go,” where we have lived an emotional journey with all the…
‘Timeless’ 2×07 Roundtable: “Mrs. Sherlock Holmes” Part 2
Yes, we’re back again, because, as always, we just had way too many feels for one roundtable post. But hey, that’s the beauty of Timeless. May it never become the kind of show that doesn’t give us feels. The End.…
‘Supernatural’ 13×21 Review: “Beat the Devil”
Supernatural’s “Beat the Devil” forces Dean to watch his brother die (again), has Sam face his torturer, and Rowena getting it, left & right. We’re proud of the latter and super annoyed that Lucifer is still around and causing trouble…
‘Blindspot’ 3×20: Sneak Peeks & Spoilers
There are only a few hours left to enjoy a new Blindspot episode! There is nothing left, but to liven up the wait, here are all the 3×20 sneak peeks and new information about Roman and Blake and Tasha and…
‘Timeless’ 2×07 Roundtable: “Mrs. Sherlock Holmes” Part 1
Elementary, Sherlock Holmes would say. Timeless delivered, once again, not just with a gem of an episode, but with a feminist tour de force, and we can’t help but feel happy that we get to experience this show every week,…
‘The Blacklist’ 5×20 Review: Nicholas T. Moore
This week’s Blacklist, “Nicholas T. Moore” was definitely a strange one. It was a Blacklist meets The X Files type of episode. The cult that kidnapped Samar was an incredibly creepy and violent one who labelled anyone outside their community as…
‘Timeless’ 2×08 Reaction: Emotional Rollercoaster
We always, always love Timeless. It always leaves us feeling things. And yet, impossibly, it also feels like this show just continues to raise the bar. How good can it be if (when, let’s say when) it gets a Season…
'Arrow' 6×21 Review: The Judgement of Oliver Queen
What defines a hero? Are they defined by the mistakes they’ve made or the good they’re able to accomplish? This should be a rhetorical question because the answer is obviously the latter. Heroes are heroes because they do the things…
Hulu Renews ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ for Season 3: Praise Be!
Just one week after Hulu released the first two episodes of The Handmaid’s Tale Season 2, the streaming network ordered a third season for the award-winning series. Season 2 extends beyond the material covered in the book The Handmaid’s Tale,…
‘The Originals’ 5×03 Review: “Ne Me Quitte Pas”
The Originals “Ne Me Quitte Pas” told the story of Elijah’s journey over the past 7 years and how he came to realize that he wanted no part of the man he was before. What was initially heartbreaking, especially for…