Everyone has heard of the Salem witch trials, but Greendale, home of Sabrina Spellman, had one of its very own.
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Television Review: ‘Making a Murderer’ debuts season two
The first season of “Making a Murderer,” a true-crime documentary first premiering in 2015, was one of the most widely viewed series on Netflix. Within the first 35 days, more than 19 million people watched the series. Now, nearly three years later, season two is out and the verdicts are in.
Television Review: ‘Haunting of Hill House’ makes spooky debut
“The Haunting of Hill House” is the perfect binge series to get you seriously spooked in time for Halloween. The Netflix original series, a reimagining based on the 1959 gothic horror novel by Shirley Jackson, has been a trending topic on social media feeds everywhere.
Seatfillers see Emmys up close
It was the biggest night of the year for television – the 70th Primetime Emmy Awards, hosted by “Saturday Night Live’s” Colin Jost and Michael Che on Monday at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles.
Television Review: ’13 Reasons’ only needed one season
A year after “13 Reasons Why” became Netflix’s buzziest show for its ability to not shy away from tough subject matter, we return to Liberty High school where the school’s climate is still in turmoil five months after the suicide of Hannah Baker (Katherine Langford).
Television Review: ‘AHS: Cult’ explores patriarchy, power
Most liberals would agree that Donald Trump’s election was a true American horror story. In the suspenseful, thrilling TV series’ seventh season, “American Horror Story: Cult,” the advantages of fear are explored through one of the nation’s biggest mistakes: electing Trump as president. The season shows the extremity of the havoc that could take place […]
Fall TV Preview
There are many new television shows that have captured viewer’s attentions this fall season.
Television Review: Who’s going to win ‘Idol’?
This season, the cultural phenomenon “American Idol,” has offered some memorable performances, snarky comments from Simon Cowell and exciting guest mentors for the contestants.
Strike’s end sets favorites back in production
Television viewers across the country have heaved a huge sigh of relief with the writer’s strike finally coming to an end.
Old school cartoons ruled the tube
I miss the good old days when I could turn on the television and a reality show would not be on every channel and all the “adult” shows came on later. The good old days were when cartoons ruled the stations.