Looking for a new year’s resolution? Check out some of the foreign content on Netflix

Where are my subtitles people at? It’s a contentious topic for many, but you can pick up so much of the extra dialogue on shows and despite what people say, it doesn’t take away from from the viewing experience at all. Now when you’re watching a Bong Joon-Ho classic like Parasite, you’ll need to pay attention a bit more but we all know how incredible … Continue reading Looking for a new year’s resolution? Check out some of the foreign content on Netflix

2020 in Television – Looking Back on the Year’s Best (and Worst) Content

Well…. we made it folks. 2020 has been a heck of a year for all of us. I for one, am ready to wave goodbye to 2020 and ring in 2021 with a full slate of new shows and hopefully a return to normalcy. Before we can move on, let’s remenisce on the good that 2020 brought us in TV. This isn’t going to be … Continue reading 2020 in Television – Looking Back on the Year’s Best (and Worst) Content

Did Disney Just Break the Internet?

Let’s all take a collective breath and compose ourselves. Disney’s 2020 investors day announcements sent twitter into a fury last night after announcing what seemed like hundreds of new projects spread across the MCU, Star Wars Universe, and Disney+. Let’s just say that, as a Disney investor, I’m feeling pretty good right about now. Since we’ve known about most of the upcoming Marvel Projects, let’s … Continue reading Did Disney Just Break the Internet?

Cult Classics – Blue Mountain State

Gimme a Hell! Gimme a Yea! Stand up right now if you enjoyed the drunken shenanigans of the BMS Mountain Goats back in the day. After originally airing on Spike TV back in 2010, the show picked up cult status after hitting Netflix during my college years. If you didn’t know, the show is now streaming on Amazon Prime which prompted my first rewatch in … Continue reading Cult Classics – Blue Mountain State

The Mandalorian S1 Recap and S2 Primer

12 months ago, I preordered Disney+ for one singular reason… The Mandalorian. As a lifelong Star Wars fan, I was anxiously awaiting this Jon Favreau produced series that followed the origins and creed of my favorite Trilogy Character, Boba Fett. I mean the guy had the coolest armor, the best ship, and was simply put, a bad ass. Following in the footsteps of the MCU … Continue reading The Mandalorian S1 Recap and S2 Primer

The Best Moments of Ted Lasso’s Suprising First Season

How often does someone see a commercial and think, “You know what, that would make a great tv show.”? In 2007, we saw the Caveman TV show, which spun off from the Geico Cavemen commercial, crash and burn after just one season. This shouldn’t suprise anyone. Nick Kroll did his best to get the ratings to improve but there just wasn’t much interest. Then, in … Continue reading The Best Moments of Ted Lasso’s Suprising First Season

Utopia Review

*I’ll avoid spoilers here* They say that life imitates art, right? Well sometimes art imitates life too. That’s what we have going in the premiere season of Utopia from Gillian Flynn. The main beats of the show mirrow its British predecessor: It begins with a group of fans obsessed with a comic book called Dystopia — an obscure one-off that seems to have hidden in its pages … Continue reading Utopia Review

A.P Bio — You wish you had Jack Griffin as a teacher

Alright everyone, start shutting up now. We’re here to talk about Peacock’s (NBC Universal’s streaming service) hidden gem, A.P. Bio. For all you Always Sunny fans out there, this should be your next binge. Glenn Howerton and creator Mike O’Brien just aired their 3rd season after surviving a cancellation from NBC. (Thank god for streaming) Dr Jack Griffin (Howerton) is a disgraced Harvard Philosophy professor … Continue reading A.P Bio — You wish you had Jack Griffin as a teacher

The Mystique of Obstacle Course TV

Raise your hand if you grew up playing “Floor is Lava” with your siblings. Keep your hand raised if you’ve subsequently broken something or hurt yourself playing. Queue little brother crying for Mommy. Netflix recently released their game show version of this classic game last week and I have mixed feelings about it. One one hand, they did a great job of sticking to the … Continue reading The Mystique of Obstacle Course TV