Tag: TV Shows
REVIEW: That 90s Show – Season 1
I was alternately looking forward to and dreading That 90s Show. I adore its progenitor, That 70s Show, and the prospect of seeing the characters again does what these nostalgia-bait productions always do: it hits you in a way logic can’t interfere with, a way that supersedes the warning signs of ...
Read MoreREVIEW: The Legend of Vox Machina – Season 2, Episodes 4, 5, and 6, “Those Who Walk Away,” “Pass Through Fire,” “Into Rimecleft”
***SPOILERS*** “Those Who Walk Away” begins with a flashback to Vex and Vax escaping a hoard of bandits. In the present, Pike and Cash perform a resurrection ritual, but the Matron of Ravens doesn’t allow it, coming to claim Vex for her own. Vax demands to be taken instead; Vex awa...
Read MoreThe Last of Us Season 2 is Happening and Abby is Coming
After the mind-boggling success of the first episode of HBO’s The Last of Us, which just crossed 22 million viewers, HBO has renewed the show for a second season. Season 2 will likely cover the events of The Last of Us Part II, but showrunner Craig Mazin believes that the story of the second game ...
Read MoreAmazon Prime Picks Up Critical Role’s Mighty Nein
Amazon has signed a first-look deal with Critical Role and green-lit an adaptation of their second campaign, Mighty Nein. No release date is known yet, but Titmouse will be animating this series as well as The Legend of Vox Machina. Season 3 of Vox Machina has already been announced and is in pro...
Read MoreREVIEW: The Bad Batch – Season 2, Episode 5, “Entombed”
***SPOILERS*** “Entombed” finds Omega and Wrecker scavenging parts from a crashed ship. Back at Ord Mantel, Tech takes the piece Wrecker secured but says Omega’s parts are junk. However, Phee identifies one as a compass, and they all head off to find treasure. Within the ancient mo...
Read MoreNetflix Lied About the Witcher: Blood Origin Viewership
The Witcher: Blood Origin was a universally panned disaster that perfectly closed out one of the worst TV and film years in history while simultaneously ruining many people’s Christmases. It was broken at every conceivable level, from characters, writing, continuity, and worldbuilding to ada...
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