Month: July 2020

Good enough to eat. via New Escapist Column! On “Hannibal” as the Perfect Adaptation… — the m0vie blog

Saul far from good, man. via New Escapist Column! On “Better Call Saul” as Fitting Eulogy to the Television Antihero… — the m0vie blog

Atlanta, Georgia. Present day. A young woman is brutally attacked and left for dead. The police investigate but the trail goes cold. Until a chance assignment takes GBI investigator Will Trent to the state penitentiary, and to a prisoner who says he recognises the MO. The attack looks identical to the one he was accused […]… Continue reading Blog Tour: The Good Wife – Karin Slaughter* — ramblingmads

It shouldn’t have worked. It shouldn’t have taken the television world by storm. In its earliest form, it was a one-person play displayed at the 2013 Edinburgh Fringe. In its written form, it sounded like little more than a female version of “Peep Show”. And yet through judicial writing saturating the speakers with snappy zingers […]… Continue reading Fleabag — Eoghan Lyng (Writer)

Why all the wrong happens to me even if I don’t do wrong to anyone? via Awareness: See yourself as others see you and feel the impact.. My Story! — Thrive Global

Time Lord Kurosaki gives their verdict on the 2005 Doctor Who Christmas Special. via DOCTOR WHO: SERIES 2, CHRISTMAS SPECIAL – “THE CHRISTMAS INVASION” REVIEW — Time Lord Kurosaki

Katy Keene and The CW are no longer a match. The Riverdale spinoff has been canceled after one season, TVLine has learned. The drama’s first season finale, which now serves as its de facto series finale, aired on Thursday, May 14. 17 more words via Katy Keene Cancelled After 1 Season — TVLine

Jimmy Kimmel Live has announced the first two guest hosts who will fill in for Jimmy Kimmel during his previously announced summer vacation. Kicking things off the week of July 6 will be black-ish star Anthony Anderson. 22 more words via TVLine Items: Jimmy Kimmel Live Guest Hosts, Free Good Fight and More — TVLine

Days of Our Lives is the last of the daytime soaps reportedly set to resume production, having hit pause earlier this year as part of an industry-wide shutdown to combat the coronavirus pandemic. 24 more words via Days of Our Lives Planning to Resume Production in September — Report — TVLine

Parents looking for someone to care for their children don’t want to make a million calls to lock down a sitter. And because that sentiment is as true now as it was in the mid-1980s — when The Baby-Sitters Club books hit the scene — Netflix’s adaptation of the young adult novels feels fresh, fun… via… Continue reading Netflix’s The Baby-Sitters Club Premiere: Grade It! — TVLine