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The Return We Deserve Start TV , you beautiful, beautiful network—you’ve done it. You’ve given us back Gilmore Girls  on daily broadcast television, and in doing so, you’ve restored a piece of my heart I didn’t even realize was missing. As part of the 25th anniversary celebration of one of the greatest shows in television history, Gilmore Girls  is now airing every day again, and this milestone is as momentous as any Emmy win, any revival, any reboot. For fans like me—obsessi

Let me tell you—there’s nothing more frustrating as a TV fan than falling in love with a show, telling all your friends about it, watching every week or bingeing every episode... only to have it suddenly get yanked off the air. One season. Maybe two. And boom—cancelled. Gone. Done. Left with a cliffhanger. No closure. No resolution. Just heartbreak. That’s what this list is all about. These are 10 TV shows that I absolutely loved that were cancelled way, WAY too soon. Shows t

Decided to bust out my old-school, classic Film Critics pants to review four new movies in this week's capsule (short) movie reviews for Friday, January 24, 2025. 1) PRESENCE Steven Soderbergh  is an Academy Award-winning director who has been making films for over 35 years, and most of them are actually quite good. Watching his labyrinthian career unfold has been a fun, fascinating, and undeniably entertaining ride. Over the years, he has been known to switch back and forth

It's always nice to experience a television show that surprises you, and far exceeds your expectations, even when your expectations are already pretty high. That is exactly what happened with Michael Schur 's new Netflix dramedy "A Man on the Inside" starring the legendary Ted Danson, I thought it would be good, but not this good. Schur, who started as a writer on "Saturday Night Live" and would go on to become a producer and writer for "The Office" (he also appeared on

On September 19th, 2019, a new creepy drama called "Evil" premiered on CBS, and my obsession with the show began. Created by Robert and Michelle King ( "The Good Wife," "The Good Fight" ), "Evil" followed the scary stories of three vastly different people (played by Katja Herbers, Mike Colter, and Aasif Mandvi) hired by the Catholic Church to investigate supernatural incidents. After the show's first season, it switched from the CBS  network to Paramount+   streaming (own

I'm putting my Film Critic pants on right now, to give you some short capsule reviews of some New Releases for the week of Friday, July 26th, 2024: 1) DEADPOOL AND WOLVERINE From the "Deadpool and Wolverine" press screening. It's one of the year's very worst movies. Smug, desperately unfunny, annoying, ineptly directed nonsense that thinks it's brilliant, but is actually one of the least clever, and most painfully stupid films I have seen in years. It's an embarrassment, and