Blog

The TV theme song. Just saying those words makes me smile. Or sigh. Or get a little pissed off. Or all three at once. Because once upon a time, the TV theme song mattered. It wasn’t just background noise. It wasn’t something you skipped past so you could shave ten seconds off your binge-watch session. It was an event. It was a statement. It was mood, tone, personality, storytelling, and sometimes the entire damn plot of the show, delivered in under a minute. And now? It’s pre

In honor of the latest Jurassic World  installment ( Rebirth , of course—because branding), it would’ve been too easy to jump into a list of badass movie dinosaurs: your T-Rexes, your Raptors, your stop-motion Harryhausen marvels. And I will get to that—hell, send me your favorite dino flicks at nick@nickdigilio.com , and let’s do that list. But first, I need to talk about Dinosaurs . No, not the ones that chase screaming scientists in khaki shorts. I’m talking about the 199

Father’s Day is almost here, and while I recently honored the worst of the worst in my list of Favorite Bad Movie Dads—a twisted tribute to cinema’s most dysfunctional, dangerous, and deranged paternal figures—this time, I’m flipping the script. When it comes to television, I’m giving the good guys their due. That’s right. In the world of TV, I’m looking at the best of the best. My favorite TV dads of all time. These are the guys who, in one way or another, did it right. Now,

Mother’s Day is almost here—and earlier this week, I celebrated in the only way I know how: by spotlighting the twisted, terrifying, and totally unforgettable bad movie moms. That list was all about evil, chaos, and horror. But now, as we get closer to the actual holiday, I thought I'd take a more traditional route. Don’t worry—this time, we’re keeping it light. No killer rage-babies, no coat hanger freakouts, and definitely no moms who want their kids dead. This time, we're