Apologies for the late recap!
Wow woof oh my god okay okay okay ALL RIGHT OKAAAAAAAY
Apologies for the late recap!
Wow woof oh my god okay okay okay ALL RIGHT OKAAAAAAAY
For an episode where a lot of stuff actually happened, I feel like this was ultimately a quieter hour. We were spared a lot of bloodshed and strife in favor of lots of talking, much like one fan favorite (RIP), but did that serve this episode well, or did it drag somewhat? (The second one.) Let’s get started.
Another week means another episode of Game of Thrones, which also means gratuitous butt shots, stuff blowing up, Littlefinger smirking, and Daenerys being one of those girls who skimmed Lean In once and has been annoying about it ever since. Shall we begin?
Much like my dear friend Brian, I have not felt compelled to cover This Is Us in its debut season, though every other website on the Internet has certainly done my job for me. Every Monday, I endure several headlines screaming that “THIS WEEK’S THIS IS US WILL DESTROY YOU – SHOWRUNNERS SAY TO BATTEN DOWN THE HATCHES, BUY TISSUES IN BULK, CALL YOUR FAMILIES & TAKE A WEEK OFF WORK!” On Wednesdays, after the show airs on Tuesday nights, I see new and improved headlines, blaring “THIS WEEK’S THIS IS US WAS THE SADDEST THING EVER – IT WAS WORSE THAN WHEN SKIP DIES AT THE END OF MY DOG SKIP!*” Continue reading
Well, it’s Christmastime for pop culture nerds – the Oscar nominations are here, and to absolutely nobody’s surprise, the three of us have some FEELINGS about this. Join Brian, Ben & Nina as they shed a tear for poor Amy Adams and shake their fists at Florence Foster Jenkins (although that’s really just Ben).
Awards season, much like winter, is coming, and we have FEELINGS about it. Today, Ben, Brian and Nina discuss this morning’s Golden Globe nominations, what this could mean for the Oscars, and the “dreaded Fallon factor.”
Well, another Emmys ceremony has passed us by, and therefore, we have to complain/cheer about it! Luckily, Brian, Ben and Nina are here to tell you what you should think about the entire telecast — specifically, who won, who lost, who SHOULD have won, how Jimmy Kimmel did, and obviously, some light sobbing about Sarah Paulson. Let’s roll.
In the final installment of our Make Your Case series, we have Brian with his plea for Best Drama.
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