What to Watch on TV: Fargo, Monsterland, Bob’s Burgers
Welcome to a new week and another round of What to Watch on TV for the week of September 27th! This week’s picks include the return of Bless the Harts and Bob’s Burgers, a trip to Monsterland, a new Fargo , and more.
15 Reasons to Watch ‘Yellowstone’
Yellowstone is a testosterone-filled western tragedy that punches your gut. Read why we can’t resist watching the Dutton family protecting their Montana ranch!
The Boys Review: The Bloody Doors Off (Season 2 Episode 6)
With only two episodes left this season, The Boys kicks things into high gear, complete with a psych ward adventure and Homelander’s version of relationship drama. Read on for our review!
TV News Wrap-Up: ‘The West Wing’ Cast to Reunite on HBO Max, ‘The Boys’ Spinoff Fast-Tracked at Amazon, ‘Evil’ and ‘The Unicorn’ Head to Netflix
Fall is officially here and while we would usually spend this season curling up with some of our favorite returning television shows, we’re still watching many go back into production. […]
Preview — Filthy Rich Season 1 Episode 2: John 3:3
Now that Eugine’s children outside of marriage are in the spotlight and no longer a dirty little secret, Margaret devises a scheme to keep them under her control on Filthy Rich Season 1 Episode 2, “John 3:3.” Read on for more!
Preview — Fargo Season 4 Episode 1 and 2: Welcome to the Alternate Economy / The Land of Taking and Killing
FX’s Fargo is back for Season 4 and this time, the series is headed to Kansas City in the 1950s. Here’s a preview!
Watch the Trailer for ‘Books of Blood’
Check out the trailer for Hulu’s new film Books of Blood, based on the 1980s horror anthology series by Clive Barker.
Why ‘The Spanish Princess’ Is Exactly the Kind of Period Drama We Need More Of
On The Spanish Princess, Catherine of Aragon is finally positioned as the hero we should root for, rather than a woman we’re just waiting to see move out of the way. And that makes all the difference.
9 TV Shows To Watch If ‘The 100’ Broke Your Heart
‘The 100’ is finally coming to an end, but not without leaving a path of devastation in it’s wake. If you’re looking for a show to patch up your broken heart, look no further.
Tehran Review: An Espionage Thriller in Conflict With Itself
While Tehran does a great job with its more spy-driven espionage, the main arc at its center spins its wheels a little too often while we wait to get to the big finale.