These last few episodes of Shadowhunters season 3 have been underwhelming, but I didn’t hate A Walk in Darkness. On the contrary, I actually thought it one was done pretty well. It made me feel things, and in this case I’m not talking…
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'Supergirl' 3×17 Review: The Heart of It All
You could say that this day has been an emotional and eventful one. From Timeless season finale screeners to almost driving my car off the road twice to this emotional episode of Supergirl, I find it surprising that I can…
‘Timeless’ 2×09/2×10 Advance Review: I’ll Trade my Soul For A Season 3
What can I say about the two-hour season finale of Timeless? What can I say about what this show is, what it means, what it creates with every episode? I’m not sure. I’m tempted to call it art, but not…
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…
