TV Show Reviews and Availability

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]

One of our favorite new comedies last year was the show Ramy on Hulu. The brilliantly funny show is straight from the mind of comedian Ramy Youseff, who’s material openly jokes about his life as a Muslim American, and the stereotypes of his culture and religion. Youseff received notice from his prime-time television debut on the Late Show [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]

One of the most popular shows on cable TV right now is TNT’s sci-fi hit Snowpiercer. It’s no wonder why. The show is TNT’s adaptation of the Bong Joon-ho film of the same name. That’s the same Bong Joon-ho that wrote and directed the 2020 Best Picture Parasite. (The Snowpiercer film is available on Netflix.) [Continue Reading]

The animated adventures “Steven Universe,” and the epilogue series, “Steven Universe Future,” has an incredible 7-year run. Unfortunately, Steven’s universe ended with a four-part series finale on March 27, giving viewers a chance to say goodbye to the boy (now a man) who grew up with three magical guardians known as the Crystal Gems. Fortunately, [Continue Reading]

Rick and Morty return with the second half of season 4 on Sunday, May 3rd, at 11:30pm ET on Adult Swim. This article will cover how to watch Rick Morty season 4 free, along with watching every other season of Rick and Morty online! How to Watch Rick and Morty Season 4 Online Free Currently, [Continue Reading]

Welcome to the future, where self-driving cars are the norm, phones are a holographic swipe away, and you save not for retirement, but the afterlife. This is the world of the new Amazon Original series Upload, a sci-fi comedy from Emmy-Award winning writer Greg Daniels (The Office, Parks, and Recreation). The satirical show, which hits on everything [Continue Reading]

When it comes to challenging science fiction, “Battlestar Galactica” wrote the playbook. The 2003 series gained a huge fan base and critical acclaim when it reimagined the 1978 cult classic and turned it into a gritty dystopian drama.  Now is a great time to catch up on “Battlestar Galactica,” and not only because we all [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]