Author: Mads Misasi
What to Watch on TV: Futurama, The Witcher, and Good Omens
For the week of July 23rd, our TV picks include Futurama, The Witcher, Good Omens, and more!
LA Fire & Rescue Season 1 Episode 5 Review: Fire is in the Blood
Dan Olivas finally gets to pin his son’s badge as an academy graduate on LA Fire & Rescue Season 1 Episode 5, “Fire is in the Blood.” Check out our review for more.
Miracle Workers: End Times Season 4 Episode 4 Review: The Grouping Ceremony
Miracle Workers: End Times Season 4 Episode 4, “The Grouping Ceremony,” shows the characters finally hitting their strides. Read on for more!
Miracle Workers: End Times Season 4 Episode 3 Review: The MatriXXX
Miracle Workers: End Times Season 4 Episode 3, “The MatriXXX” relies too much on sexual humor and not enough on actual character building. Check out our review.
What to Watch on TV: Justified: City Primeval, Sweet Magnolias, and Minx
For the week of July 16th, our TV picks include Justified: City Primeval, Sweet Magnolias, Minx, and more!
Television Actors on Strike: SAG-AFTRA Strike Is Official
For the first time since 1960, both WGA and SAG-AFTRA will be on the picket line together after the National Board approved a strike. Read on for more!
LA Fire & Rescue Season 1 Episode 4 Review: Angels in the Sky
LA Fire & Rescue Season 1 Episode 4, “Angels in the Sky,” is the strongest episode yet due to the human focus of these first responders. Check out our review!
Miracle Workers: End Times Season 4 Episodes 1 and 2 Review: Welcome to Boomtown/H.O.A.
Miracle Workers: End Times Season 4 Episodes 1 and 2, “Welcome to Boomtown/H.O.A.” creates a rocky start that offers little hope for the season. Read our review.
What to Watch on TV: Miracle Workers, The Afterparty, and What We Do in the Shadows
For the week of July 9th, our TV picks include Miracle Workers, The Afterparty, What We Do in the Shadows, and more!
LA Fire & Rescue Season 1 Episode 2 Review: Boots on the Ground
After a slow start, LA Fire & Rescue Season 1 Episode 2, “Boots on the Ground” gets to the heart of what makes LACoFD so special with a look at the young and the old.