Month: February 2020

Amy Poehler will now spend Sundays arguing with herself on national television. The former Parks and Recreation star is pulling double duty as the voices of teen slacker Duncan Harris and his mom Annie on Fox’s Duncanville, premiering tonight at 8:30/7:30c. 16 more words via Amy Poehler Plays a Teen Boy and His Mom on Fox’s… Continue reading Amy Poehler Plays a Teen Boy and His Mom on Fox’s Duncanville, No Matter How Much the EPs Warned Against It — TVLine

“Raising the level of logic and understanding is an extremely worthwhile activity, and it benefits those who can grasp the essentials.” – Jon Rappoport, The Fallacy Of Circular Reasoning: A Vast Infection In Public Discourse “Logic and analysis keeps you from being sent down wrong roads, keeps you from buying official reality. Logic also reminds […]… Continue reading 13 Great Reasons To Study Logic — Breakaway Consciousness

Rod Serling – working at home in Connecticut, 1956 anti-war and social justice activist, tv-writer, producer, narrator and one of my idols. — *In 1955, the miscarriage of justice in the Emmett Till case proved a galvanizing point in the Civil Rights Movement. Rod Serling, a 30-year-old rising star in a golden age of dramatic […]… Continue reading sci-fi or reality tv? — I didn’t have my glasses on….

Let’s face it: As much as this episode explained how Betty killed Jughead, I still don’t believe that Betty killed Jughead. Especially not after he went on about his “plan” and how it would all be okay. 1,479 more words via ‘Riverdale’ recap: The truth about what happened to Jughead — EW.com

We know TV has a lot to offer, be it network, cable, premium channels, or streaming platforms including Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV+, Facebook Watch, and others. 608 more words via What to Watch on Thursday: Get addicted to Narcos: Mexico with season 2 premiere — EW.com

Just in time for the publication of his new book filled with pop-culture musings, Something That May Shock and Discredit You, EW caught up with acclaimed author and… 1,817 more words via Daniel Mallory Ortberg talks Twin Peaks, Sweet Valley, and more pop-culture favorites — EW.com

Over the course of the next three weeks, Netflix is unveiling a new kind of dating show: Love Is Blind, where 30 singles flirt and propose to each other by only hearing the other’s voice, separated by a thin wall like Romeo and Juliet, or Anna and Elsa from… 1,267 more words via What you need… Continue reading What you need to know about Love Is Blind, Netflix’s wild new dating show — EW.com

In the latest TV ratings, The Conners‘ live episode on Tuesday night drew 6.3 million total viewers and a 1.1 demo rating, up 19 and 22 percent from its previous episode and marking its largest audience of the season. 20 more words via TV Ratings: Conners Hits Audience High With Live Outing, The Flash Eyes Lows… Continue reading TV Ratings: Conners Hits Audience High With Live Outing, The Flash Eyes Lows — TVLine

Little is known about CBS’ in-the-works CSI revival, but we can say with near certainty that at least two series regulars will not be back. We’re referring, of course, to Gary Dourdan, whose forensic analyst Warrick Brown was killed off in the procedural’s Season 9 opener, and Elisabeth Shue, whose assistant night shift supervisor Julie… via… Continue reading CSI Revival Poll: Which Characters Must Return for CBS ‘Event Series’? — TVLine

One week past the second anniversary of The Wall airing its sophomore finale, NBC (re-)announced a Season 3 premiere date for the Chris Hardwick-hosted game show. 31 more words via NBC Sets Return Dates for The Wall (Finally!), ‘Reimagined’ Little Big Shots — TVLine