‘The Hills’: Not The Reboot We Need, But The Reboot We Deserve
It’s the age of the influencer, and that’s makes now as good a moment as any to revisit ‘The Hills,’ MTV’s controversial blend of truth and fiction.
‘Trinkets’ Is A TV Show For Girls Who Feel Invisible
Based on the novel by Kirsten Smith, ‘Trinkets’ does not skimp on the crazy, spiraling plot, or on the strength of teen girl friendship.
Revisiting ‘Prophecy Of Doom’ From ‘Batman: The Animated Series’
Bruce Wayne takes the lead in debunking a fortune teller’s scam on Gotham’s elite.
Leonardo DiCaprio’s ‘Ice On Fire’ Documentary Is A Climate Alarmist’s Dream
While visually slick, ‘Ice on Fire’ is filled to the tipping point with scare tactics, doomsday predictions, and unreasonable proposals.
‘Historical Roasts’ Didn’t Quite Get The Formula Right
Netflix let Jeff Ross play with the concept of ‘Historical Roasts’ for six half-hour installments, and the results were pretty mixed.
HBO’s ‘Chernobyl’ Makes A Powerful Argument Against Relative Truth
As the far left rises, ‘Chernobyl’ provides viewers with a surprisingly rare, honest, and raw look at the reality of socialism.
Black Mirror Series 5 Is Less Tech-Focused And More Character-Driven
This might be the least ‘Black Mirror’-ish series to date, and a possible start to the show’s mature period. That’s a good thing.
A Modest Proposal For Jimmy Fallon
In the late-night wars, Jimmy Fallon might want to start looking at Stephen Colbert as more of a blessing than a curse.
Dr. Who Writer Claims He Was Cancelled For Tweeting ‘Trannie’
A writer for the BBC franchise ‘Dr. Who’ says his story was cancelled over a tweet critical of the trans movement. It displays a growing and troubling cowardice.
HBO’s ‘Chernobyl’ Gives Voice To Ordinary Soviets’ Horror Of Socialism
The horror onscreen is just a single dramatized moment of the everyday Soviet experience, the logical outcome of central planning, secrecy, and devaluation of individual life.
‘Deadwood: The Movie’ Is A Triumphant, Satisfying Conclusion To A Western Masterpiece
Set 10 years after the events of the series finale, HBO and David Milch deliver an intense, moving portrait of life and death at the end of the Wild West.
How ‘Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?’ Changed Game Shows Forever
In its spectacular original run on network television, ‘Millionaire’ reinvented the game show genre, sparking big-money imitators and bringing the format back to prime-time.
HBO’s ‘Chernobyl’ Indicts Soviet Socialism. Establishment Reviews Downplay It
The ongoing suppression of the truth by the Communist Party is evident throughout the mini-series. You might not know this from reading the New York Times.
How Reboot Culture Transformed The New ‘Twilight Zone’ Into A Hyper-Woke Bummer
Jordan Peele’s ‘Twilight Zone’ reboot trades the magic of the original for something more glitzy, but ultimately less satisfying.
Norman Lear’s Sitcoms Remind Us What’s So Wrong With Today’s Political Comedy
Revisiting ‘All In The Family’ and ‘The Jeffersons’ provided a great opportunity for nostalgia—a sentiment that was perhaps ABC’s greatest success.
CNN Host Brian Stelter Genuinely Thinks Cable News Has A Good Thing Going
In a recent interview, Stelter reveals that for someone who is steeped in cable news culture, he is quite ignorant about its place and relevance in the media landscape.
HBO’s ‘Chernobyl’ Drives Home The Deadly Perils Of Statism
HBO’s excellent new miniseries is a harrowing look at the hidden dangers of authoritarian government and those who dare to stand against it.
Disappointed In ‘Game Of Thrones’ Denouement? Middle-Earth Has The Cure
Whether for the first time or a return trip, ‘Game of Thrones’ fans unsatisfied with the finale should journey to J.R.R. Tolkien’s inspiring world of Middle-Earth.
‘Game Of Thrones’ Reminds Us The Road To Utopia Is Paved With Blood And Ashes
Daenerys didn’t suddenly become a tyrant in season eight. She was on her way to becoming one right in front of our very own eyes for several seasons.
Life In The Hollow Golden Age Of Television
Are shows likes Game of Thrones really what we want history to record what we were doing when the debt ballooned and fertility collapsed?
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