The Show That Couldn’t Touch Anyone: On Pushing Daisies
Lee Pace you are a sexy beast.
The Show That Couldn’t Touch Anyone: On Pushing Daisies Read More »
tv review
The Medicine We Need: An Introspective on “Common Side Effects” and the Ache of Impossible Cures
I keep thinking about that pigeon. In the opening moments of “Common Side Effects,” Marshall Cuso, this wild-haired, perpetually shirtless mushroom enthusiast, kills a pigeon to prove a point to his old high school friend. Not out of cruelty, but to demonstrate something impossible: he brings it back to life with a sprinkle of blue
The Lost Art of the TV Finale
Spoilers ahead for M*A*S*H and How I Met Your Mother You’ve been following a TV show for years, eagerly awaiting the resolution of your favorite characters’ stories. The series finale airs, and it’s a masterpiece – tying up loose ends, delivering emotional payoffs, and leaving you satisfied with the conclusion of a story you’ve invested
The Lost Art of the TV Finale Read More »
Rewatching The Wire – S1e3
Double Header Baby!!! I’m rewatching The Wire and writing about it. I thought I was going to be writing about this more consistently but school really got in the way of things. I really do like this show but oh boy does it get heavy sometimes. Talk about needing brain bleach after this one. Comment some brain bleach options for me!! Please!!
Rewatching The Wire – S1e3 Read More »
Can’t Find What Doesn’t Exist – Christopher Moltisanti’s Elusive Arc
I’ve watched “The Sopranos” a lot. You won’t find me saying that I’ve seen it too much but some would say it’s getting pretty close. Let’s talk about it. Spoilers ahead for a 25 year old show. “The Sopranos,” renowned for its intricate character studies and psychological depth, masterfully uses Christopher Moltisanti’s journey to critique
Can’t Find What Doesn’t Exist – Christopher Moltisanti’s Elusive Arc Read More »
You must be logged in to post a comment.