Revisiting Battlestar Galactica: ‘Unfinished Business’ And ‘The Passage’
Two episodes further wind down the New Caprica storyline, while evolving the narrative in ways that will carry viewers through Season Three and perhaps the rest of the series.
Michael Avenatti’s Arrogance Soars Into Considering A Presidential Run
Michael Avenatti popped up at the Iowa State Fair last week, an event that has traditionally been a campaign stop for presidential candidates.
HBO’s ‘Barry’ Is An Entertaining Confection Gone Stale Inside
Season two of ‘Barry’ feels like a gloomy prospect. The show is done by episode eight, the story told, the point hammered home. Unfortunately, HBO likely senses a cult hit and has renewed it.
This Year’s ‘Bachelorette’ Teaches A Needed Lesson About Love Across Political Lines
Becca and Garrett kept an open mind when building their relationship. In our hyper-politicized culture, more Americans need to do the same.
Revisiting Battlestar Galactica: ‘A Measure of Salvation’ And ‘Hero’
Two episodes covering the history of the Cylon threat encapsulate why the series alternately grips and irritates viewers.
Jim Gaffigan Finds Humor In His Wife’s Battle With Cancer In A Brilliant ‘Noble Ape’
Using his signature character voices, he takes his audience through the trials and tribulations of a severe medical crisis.
Seinfeld’s ‘Comedians In Cars’ Is A Welcome Respite From The Insufferable Wokeness Of Comedy
Seinfeld has created a wonderful escape from the political insanity of our day in his show ‘Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee,’ and he should keep it that way.
5 Things You Missed Last Night On ‘Bachelorette: The Men Tell All’
In last night’s episode of ABC’s ‘The Bachelorette: The Men Tell All,’ host Chris Harrison interviewed the men Becca Kufrin has sent home.
Revisiting Battlestar Galactica: ‘Collaborators’ And ‘Torn’
After the rescue of settlers from New Caprica, humanity is reunited but not quite reunified.
Harvard Prof Goads Michael Avenatti Into Admitting He Broke Ethics Rules
In an exchange on ‘Anderson Cooper 360,’ Michael Avenatti allowed Harvard professor Alan Dershowitz to goad him into admitting he broke rule 4.2 of the American Bar Association.
Revisiting Battlestar Galactica: ‘Exodus’ (Parts 1 And 2)
The New Caprica storyline ends with battles both epic and personal.
Bachelorette Becca Kufrin Won’t Let The Mob Decide Who Her Man Should Be
Becca isn’t bowing to the haters. She’s repeatedly said she’s picking her man regardless of what the mob thinks and that actually getting to know someone outside of social media is an important part to any relationship.
‘Sharp Objects’ Is An Incisive Puzzle That Leaves You Wanting More
HBO’s ‘Sharp Objects’ constructs a compelling mystery within a mystery, leaving audiences to wonder if the two conclusions will ultimately be the same.
Here’s Your Guide To The 2018 Emmy Nominations’ Hits And Misses
The Emmy show will be hosted by head ‘Saturday Night Live’ writers Michael Che and Colin Jost, who aren’t preachy about politics and have a good rapport.
Revisiting Battlestar Galactica: ‘Occupation’ And ‘Precipice’
Technically two separate episodes that ran back-to-back, ‘Occupation’ and ‘Precipice’ launched the critically lauded but controversial Season Three.
Revisiting Battlestar Galactica: ‘Lay Down Your Burdens’ (Parts 1 and 2)
The Season Two finale has it all: explosions, romance, political intrigue, and a surprising series reset.
Revisiting Battlestar Galactica: ‘The Captain’s Hand’ And ‘Downloaded’
The series delivers two strong episodes ahead of the Season Two finale, focused chiefly on the Battlestar Pegasus and on Cylon-occupied Caprica.
In DS9 S1:6, Star Trek Pops Out The Ferengi And All Its Associated Foibles
It becomes one of DS9’s strengths as a show that the writers take this joke of an enemy species and convert the Ferengi into an interesting people with history and culture of their own.
Revisiting Battlestar Galactica: ‘Scar’ And ‘Sacrifice’
These two episodes demonstrate how the quality of the series rises and falls on the strength of its characters.
Revisiting ‘DS9’: Old-Style Star Trek Resurfaces For Episode Five
When ‘Star Trek: Deep Space Nine’ was on TV, almost the only Emmys that ever went their way, despite the good acting and writing, were for makeup.
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