Author: Allison Nichols
Cursed Review: The Start of a Legend
Netflix’s latest series, Cursed, takes you on an epic adventure in a new world filled with magic, Fey, kings, paladins, and knights. It’s a wonderful escape. Read on for our review!
The Order Season 2 Review: Shifting Allegiances
Welcome back to Belgrave University. Season 2 is filled with memory loss, new romances, new allegiances, and the same lovable dorks we fell in love with during Season 1. Read on for our review!
25 Binge-Worthy TV Dramas on Prime Video
Check out our list of Prime Video’s most binge-worthy dramas.
Psych Cast and Creators on Psych 2: Lassie Come Home and Timothy Omundson’s Return | ATX Television Festival
The cast and creators of Psych had a virtual reunion at ATX Television Festival to discuss Psych 2: Lassie Come Home.
Batwoman Review: O, Mouse! (Season 1 Episode 20)
On the Batwoman Season 1 finale, Jacob Kane wages his war against Batwoman, and Alice makes good on her promise to Tommy. Read on for our review.
Single Parents Review: No. Wait. What? Hold on. (Season 2 Episode 22)
On the Single Parents Season 2 finale, Angie turns to her gas station candles to help her remember what happened between her and Will, and Will makes the most important slide show of his life. Read on for our review!
Batwoman Review: A Secret Kept From All the Rest (Season 1 Episode 19)
On Batwoman Season 1 Episode 19,
Preview — Single Parents Season 2 Episode 22: No. Wait. What? Hold on.
On Single Parents Season 2 Episode 22, Angie tries to finish packing for her summer with Derek while also trying to figure out what happened with Will. Read on for a preview of “No. Wait. What? Hold on.”
The 100 Season 7 Trailer: The Final Fight for Peace
It’s almost time for the final season of The 100 to debut on The CW, and we’ve got some photos and a full-length trailer to share with you! It’s time […]
Single Parents Review: Look, This is Obviously a Sexy Situation / A Night of Delicate Frenching (Season 2 Episodes 20 and 21)
On Single Parents Season 2 Episodes 20 and 21, there’s heartbreak, signs from the universe, and potentially a murder in a presidential library. Read on for our review!