Warning: SPOILERS IF YOU HAVE NOT WATCHED.
Hey everyone! Before I get into this recap + thoughts, I have an announcement to make: I've decided to structure my blog by reviewing one show per week, because so many of my shows have premiered already and I don't possibly have the time to do episode by episode thoughts like last year. This means that for whatever show I review that week, I will recap all the episodes that have aired by then, and first up is my newest comfort show, Brooklyn Nine-Nine.
After binge watching B99 over the summer, I eagerly awaited the premiere of its fifth season, and it didn't disappoint. Let's get into it!
like the title implies, this is a blog created out of frustration about the poor state of the shows i watch. i continue to watch because i don't love myself.
Wednesday, October 18, 2017
Brooklyn Nine-Nine: Jake & Rosa's Prison Ordeals + Halloween!
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Sunday, September 24, 2017
The Bold Type Rest of Season 1: Thoughts
Warning: SPOILERS IF YOU HAVE NOT WATCHED.
Hey everyone! The impending 2017-2018 TV seasonand the time to make some serious decisions about which shows I should prioritize is nearly here, so here are my thoughts on the rest of season 1 of The Bold Type before the storm begins!
A lot has happened since we last left off, from Jane getting sued by a stripper to Kat and Adena dealing with some serious immigration issues to Sutton briefly hooking up with Alex. It's been a wild ride for the Scarlet Trio, so let's get into it.
Hey everyone! The impending 2017-2018 TV season
A lot has happened since we last left off, from Jane getting sued by a stripper to Kat and Adena dealing with some serious immigration issues to Sutton briefly hooking up with Alex. It's been a wild ride for the Scarlet Trio, so let's get into it.
Saturday, September 9, 2017
Andi Mack: Why You Should Watch (Overview + Thoughts)
Warning: SPOILERS IF YOU HAVE NOT WATCHED.
Hey guys! Senior year has arrived, and the first week of school was surprisingly busy, which sucks. But I'm back again with a new show (duh) for you all to watch and keep up with. Let's get into it!
Hey guys! Senior year has arrived, and the first week of school was surprisingly busy, which sucks. But I'm back again with a new show (duh) for you all to watch and keep up with. Let's get into it!
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Tuesday, August 15, 2017
Shadowhunters 2B: Thoughts + Brief Recap
Warning: SPOILERS IF YOU HAVE NOT WATCHED.
Can I first just say, freaking FINALLY?!?!?! After over half a year of tears, angst, pain and joy, Shadowhunters season 2, at long last, has come to an end. Valentine has finally been vanquished [cue 'the evil is defeated' meme], and the season, for the most part, comes to a close on a positive note, and I can't wait to start talking about it.
Can I first just say, freaking FINALLY?!?!?! After over half a year of tears, angst, pain and joy, Shadowhunters season 2, at long last, has come to an end. Valentine has finally been vanquished [cue 'the evil is defeated' meme], and the season, for the most part, comes to a close on a positive note, and I can't wait to start talking about it.
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Saturday, August 5, 2017
Spider-Man: Homecoming: Why I Love It So Much
Warning: SPOILERS IF YOU HAVE NOT WATCHED.
Welcome to my second movie review ever! I can't believe Spider-Man: Homecoming has already been out for a month, and it is one of my favorite Marvel movies ever. It did so many things right, such as casting people of color as the supporting characters, and casting an actual age-appropriate Spider-Man. Let's get into it!
Welcome to my second movie review ever! I can't believe Spider-Man: Homecoming has already been out for a month, and it is one of my favorite Marvel movies ever. It did so many things right, such as casting people of color as the supporting characters, and casting an actual age-appropriate Spider-Man. Let's get into it!
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Wednesday, July 26, 2017
MUST WATCH!!!: The Bold Type +Brief Recap of First Four Episodes
Warning: SPOILERS IF YOU HAVE NOT WATCHED.
Summer vacation is passing by quicker than ever. With SDCC 2017 and the Shadowhunters 2B premiere already behind us (what?!?!) comes the inevitable binge watch of new shows. One new summer show in particular has caught my eye, and it just so happens to air on the same network as another show I have previously raved about on here.
Summer vacation is passing by quicker than ever. With SDCC 2017 and the Shadowhunters 2B premiere already behind us (what?!?!) comes the inevitable binge watch of new shows. One new summer show in particular has caught my eye, and it just so happens to air on the same network as another show I have previously raved about on here.
Sunday, July 23, 2017
Pitch and The Get Down: Stop Cancelling, Start Watching
Hey guys! Long time no see! I know I said I would be writing more during summer, but unfortunately, I haven't gotten a chance to sit down and do just that, so today I'll be talking about something I've wanted to talk about for a while.
I'm sure you've all heard the news - after only one season at Fox, Pitch is no more. Fans had been waiting for months for potential news of a renewal, only to be let down by Fox, because they're Fox. The same goes with Netflix's The Get Down - set in the late 70s, the drama followed the rise of disco and R&B in the poor parts of the Bronx. (I've always wanted to review The Get Down on here as a separate entity, but alas, the show got cancelled before I could.) Both shows ended ambiguously, and both shows, despite having excellent writing and cast chemistry, were cancelled before their time. Something else they had in common? Both featured casts that contained mostly actors of color.
I'm sure you've all heard the news - after only one season at Fox, Pitch is no more. Fans had been waiting for months for potential news of a renewal, only to be let down by Fox, because they're Fox. The same goes with Netflix's The Get Down - set in the late 70s, the drama followed the rise of disco and R&B in the poor parts of the Bronx. (I've always wanted to review The Get Down on here as a separate entity, but alas, the show got cancelled before I could.) Both shows ended ambiguously, and both shows, despite having excellent writing and cast chemistry, were cancelled before their time. Something else they had in common? Both featured casts that contained mostly actors of color.
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