“My Hero Academia” is currently one of the hottest shows in the world of anime or Japanese animation. Fans flocked to the movie that played in theaters last year, “My Hero Academia: Heroes Rising.” They eagerly look forward to the fifth season of the series currently in production.  Fortunately, you don’t need cable to catch [Continue Reading]

In a time before YouTube, a cartoon bill sat on the steps of the U.S. Capitol building and pondered how to become a law. His plight, condensed into just over 3 minutes of song and animation, became the seeds for knowledge in a generation of school children raised in the 1970s and 80s. “I’m Just [Continue Reading]

What does it mean to love in the modern era? You might watch “Modern Love” to find out, although admittedly, human connection has changed lately. Even so, the eight-episode anthology series streaming on Amazon Prime is still well worth a watch. The show is based on the New York Times column in which people share [Continue Reading]

Who would have known that a modest government office building could play host to one of the most inspiring shows of the 2010s? To this day, I can’t see a sign advertising our local parks department without getting a warm, fuzzy feeling thanks to the show “Parks and Recreation.” It aired on NBC from 2009-2015, [Continue Reading]

When “Lost” entered our lives in 2004, it gave us all big mysteries to ponder. What was the Smoke Monster? What was the goal of the Dharma Initiative? How can we ever fly in a plane again without fear of being stranded on a scary island? The six seasons of “Lost” kept us guessing right [Continue Reading]

If you’ve got a preschooler, odds are you have heard of Pete the Cat, the blue feline who speaks in groovy slang. He first appeared in 2010 with the picture book “Pete the Cat: I Love My White Shoes” by author Eric Litwin and illustrator James Dean. Readers loved the jazzy cadence of the text, [Continue Reading]

Daniel Tiger was a small, furry puppet voiced by Fred Rogers on “Mr. Roger’s Neighborhood,” the phenomenally popular PBS show that ran from 1968 to 2001. In 2012, he came back as an animated character with a family and friends on “Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood”. Although the format is different, the show still has the same [Continue Reading]

We covered what to watch on Disney+, but what else is a great binge while you are social distancing? There’s a whole big world out there to explore – on your screen, that is. However, I’d recommend steering clear of anything too disturbing, if only for your mental health. Watching anything about the end of [Continue Reading]

If you want to see Alex Garland’s latest dreamy, unsettling sci-fi, you’ll need to have Hulu. The director of movies “Ex Machina” and “Annihilation” created the new eight-part miniseries “Devs” which drops on March 5. “Devs” features Sonoya Mizuno as Lily Chan, a software engineer who is investigating her employer, a quantum computing company, after [Continue Reading]