I wasn’t enthusiastic about this at all. The concept sounded old fashioned, like dusty butterscotch candies. It turned out, however, to be amazing.
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Chuck vs The Frosted Tips
Morgan getting the intersect is the greatest thing that has happened to this show. Suddenly something is happening!
Full Story »Once Upon a Time: That Still Small Voice
Maybe it was best for all of fairyland residents that the Evil Queen transported them to the really real realm of reality. That bunch was prone to super bad decisions in Fairytale Land.
Full Story »The Walking Dead: Pretty Much Dead Already
You guys, it looks really bad when your lone black character only shows up for group scenes and has no story of his own. Every one else has a story. Give T-Dog a story.
Full Story »American Horror Story: Rubber Man
Vivien’s deteriorating is frustrating. I love her strength and to see her falling apart makes me want to scream.
Full Story »A Muppet Version of Me
At FAO Schwartz, you can turn yourself into a Muppet. Or you can just create your own wackadoo Muppet, but it’s way more fun to Muppetize yourself and the ones you love.
Full Story »I Want My Autonomy: X-Men Ladies
While audiences agree that girls and young women should have positive role models to look up to, a shift must occur. As it stands, girls and women can be powerful, so long as they have “appropriate guidance.”
Full Story »It’s Time To Get Things Started
The Muppets is an amazing attempt to bring the gang to the year 2011- so kids of another generation can associate the characters with the same love as folks my age. The film does just that, but it definitely calls out to the people who grew up with them in the first place.
Full Story »Thankful for The Muppets
If this movie doesn’t make you smile and put a skip in your step, check yourself for a metal endoskeleton because you’re probably a Terminator.
Full Story »Goodbye to the Mother of Dragonriders: Anne McCaffrey
If I could have run away to Pern, I totally would have. Because there, dragons existed. There, dreams came true. There, people lived and fought and died for all of those terribly brave and heroic things I always thought I wanted to live and fight and die for. And it was Anne McCaffrey that made all of those things come true on the page.
Full Story »Fringe: Wallflower
I hate to bust out The X-Files as a comparison (well not really), but this show kills The X-Files in monster-of-the-week storylines. (Fringe had already killed The X-Files in overarching stories two seasons ago.)
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The Walking Dead: Secrets
What’s with the flagrant destruction of bottles? It’s the zombie apocalypse, people. No one is manufacturing bottles or any containers anymore. Maybe you should save them.
Full Story »Mayor Bloomberg the Merciless
Haven’t we invaded countries for this sort of thing? And this is going on in Manhattan? Does that make Mayor Bloomberg the leader of a rogue state, now? It’s like he’s been watching Flash Gordon and taking notes on how Ming the Merciless runs things.
Full Story »The Secret Circle: Balcoin
It’s probably unfair to say, but one of my favorite parts of the episode was watching Jake leave.
Full Story »American Horror Story: Open House
My favorite part of the episode had nothing to do with plot motivation. It was Vivien’s random sex fantasy that paid homage to Janet’s POV montage from Rocky Horror.
Full Story »Bad Girls: Faith and the Umbrella Academy
The Umbrella Academy’s Vanya is completely changed in both body and mind, now rejoicing in destruction and her violin is now a fearsome weapon, capable of tearing people apart with a single note, and a symphony will destroy the world.
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