Julia Bianco, Director of Web & Multimedia
• September 25, 2015
“Scream Queens,” “Glee” and “American Horror Story” creator Ryan Murphy’s newest offering borrows more than liberally from “Heathers.” From the same-named main characters to the unnecessarily...
Julia Bianco, Director of Web & Multimedia
• September 11, 2015
Early promos for “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” ranged from painfully bad to simply uncomfortable. The host, coming off of a nine-year stint playing the most egotistical guy on TV on Comedy Central’s...
Since the dawn of its hit show “House of Cards,” Netflix has become a dominant figure in the golden era of television, joining the ranks of HBO, FX, BBC and AMC, to name a few. “Narcos” is the...
TV shows are often our escape from reality, a time to relax and be entertained by the drama or comedy of characters’ lives. Some of the best television shows entertain as well as offer complex characters...
Lars Torres, Contributing Reporter
• August 28, 2015
In 2014, an extraordinary show by the name of “True Detective” stormed the golden beaches of television in a tsunami of nihilistic and complex writing, depressingly powerful performances from actors...
Julia Bianco, Director of Web and Multimedia
• August 28, 2015
The biggest question left after the “Fear the Walking Dead” pilot is simple: Why? Not why spin-off the wildly popular “The Walking Dead,” that’s an easy answer. Why a prequel, though? Why not...
Eddie Kerekes, Contributing Reporter
• August 21, 2015
A critically acclaimed spy thriller set during the Cold War—sounds a lot like “The Americans.” What if I told you it's the first German language show to air in America?
Few people know about...
Julia Bianco, Director of Web and Multimedia
• June 14, 2015
Season three of “Orange is the New Black” was out to prove the series’ staying power. After introducing one of the most villainous villains of all last season, the show was faced with the dilemma...
Unlike movies, television has no sequels. It has spin-offs.
The number of successful and critically acclaimed TV shows pales in comparison to the volume of “good” movies out there. This is due to...
Drew Scheeler, Film and Television Reporter
• September 21, 2012
This past May, Guinness World Records awarded our old friend Sherlock Holmes the world record for most portrayed literary human character on film and television based on their count of 254 appearances....
