Month: November 2018
Happy Thanksgiving! Gorge on some cute animals and TV!
‘American Horror Story: Apocalypse’: Sympathy for the Devil
American Horror Story: Apocalypse
“Apocalypse Then”
November 14, 2018
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‘American Horror Story: Apocalypse’: And then Anastasia Romanov got involved
American Horror Story: Apocalypse
“Fire and Reign”
November 7, 2018
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We have some Thanksgiving binge-watching suggestions, but first you are required to watch the best Thanksgiving-themed episode of TV to ever air. Thems the rules.
Everyone is freaking out that there won’t be dragons in the ‘Game of Thrones’ prequel, but everyone is probably wrong.
‘The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade,’ ‘The Little Drummer Girl,’ more Christmas movies than you have time for, and everything else you don’t want to miss on TV this week
‘Legacies’: Hope is not the goal
Legacies
“Hope is Not the Goal”
November 15, 2018
“We’re a family. And we will stand together. We will fight together. And we will win or lose this battle together, no matter what comes next.”
Ric brings his students up to speed on the first three episodes and then turns the floor over to guest speaker Sheriff Blue Blue. Not Now Dana and her friend Sasha are missing, and given the recent monster activity, Matt fears the worst.
You might need to grab your smelling salts and have a seat because I’m about to praise some conservatives.
The otherwise delightful Steve Carell is saddled with the laziest ‘Saturday Night Live’ of the season.
Saturday Night Live
Steve Carell & Ella Mai
November 17, 2018
Despite his recent turn into Serious Actorhood, Steve Carell is still one of our funniest comedic actors in the business. He is a natural fit for host of Saturday Night Live (which he has hosted three times previous to this appearance, he’ll be ushered into the Five-Timers Club in no time). He is goofy, game and giving (h/t Dan Savage). And it is because Carell is so funny that this episode receives such a low grade: it’s the expectation gap.
But I don’t blame Carell — he gave his all to unfunny material. No, I blame writers who think the word “kern” is inherently funny, and are too lazy to write a monologue or come up with anything for a sketch beyond, “So Steve is a dad and …” On behalf of all middle-aged parents, THERE IS MORE TO US THAN JUST BEING YOUR MOM OR DAD, YOU DUMB MILLENIALS. ~shakes angry fist at the ceiling in the direction of where her teenage sons are playing video games~ Continue reading “The otherwise delightful Steve Carell is saddled with the laziest ‘Saturday Night Live’ of the season.”