A Hitchhiker’s Guide to Streaming
Matthew Lannon We are in the dawn of a new era of entertainment: the streaming era. More studios and television programs are expanding from the... Read More
TV Review: Ginny and Georgia
Rebecca Needleman ‘23 Staff Writer TV Review: Ginny & Georgia Ginny & Georgia is the type of show that will grab your attention from the... Read More
The Shameless’s Gallagher Family Makes You Forget You’re Watching TV
Katherine Lecher Shameless really turns its back on every television stereotype by following an alcoholic father, a bipolar mother and son, a gay teenage boy, a... Read More
Looking Back at Breaking Bad: One Empire Falls, Another Forms Around Us?
Alex Turanski When you think of the greatest modern TV shows ever to be aired, Breaking Bad makes its way to the top almost instantly. Walter White... Read More
The 25th Season of The Bachelor Reckons with Racism
Kara Haase As many of you know, ABC’s extremely popular show, The Bachelor, is an American dating reality television series. This beloved franchise has been going... Read More
Cobra Kai Channels Nostalgia to Perfection as Reboots, Sequels, and Spin-Offs Dominant Television
Scott Edwards Nostalgia speaks to everyone. Allowing the viewers to go back in time to where they were kids or during a happy time in... Read More
Looking Back At TV’s Past: The Andy Griffith Show and The Mayberry Father Figure
Matthew Lannon As a child, I was raised on the optimistic lens of The Andy Griffith Show. It was my dad’s favorite show. Every day I... Read More
From Friends to The Great British Bake Off, We All Love Comfort TV Right Now
Colleen Mearon In an ever-stressful world, we often resort to television as an escape from reality and the struggles of everyday life. Especially amidst a... Read More
The Genius Behind WandaVision’s Evan Peters Twist
Lance de Selm Following Spiderman: Far From Home, Disney and Marvel Studios planned the release of several major shows that would heavily tie into the greater... Read More
