The James Cameron created, Jessica Alba starring TV series, Dark Angel premiered in 2000 on FOX. The series ran for just two seasons before being cancelled and becoming a footnote in a Family Guy joke. So why am I revisiting this show now? Well, as it turns out, Dark Angel was set in the year …
The year is almost over, which means its “Best of” list season! Standard disclaimer applies, I can’t watch everything on TV nor do I try, so the picks below are based on my TV intake for 2018. Hence the reason they are completely arbitrary; however, that doesn’t mean they are any less agonized over. Without …
I honestly knew nothing about The Passage when I saw it on the New York Comic Con panel schedule, but it was in the TV category and it starred Mark-Paul Gosselaar and was executive-produced and written by Liz Heldens, who has worked on Friday Night Lights and The Orville so I was immediately interested. And …
The TV cycle is increasingly year-round these days, but there’s still an influx of new TV every fall and here we are again! So below you’ll find some links to the new crop of TV shows, the day-by-day schedule, and a calendar of premier dates, plus some additional tidbits worth noting regarding the Fall 2018 …
The next FIFA Women’s World Cup may be a year away, but that isn’t stopping women from making history at the 2018 World Cup. On Friday June 15th, Aly Wagner became the first woman to call a men’s World Cup match on U.S. television, serving as the game analyst.
FOX’s So You Think You Can Dance is back for another season of incredible dancing, Hot Tamale Train tickets, and standing ovations.
It’s the end of another the calendar year, which means it’s time for another “Best of” list! As always, I can’t watch everything on TV so the picks below are based solely on my viewing habits and undoubtedly leave out some stellar tv shows and moments. But enough with the obligatory disclaimer, here’s my completely …
The traditional broadcast TV season is over, which means one of two things: either the shows you love are on hiatus, or gone for good. To find out the fate of your favorite shows, check TVLine’s Renewal Scorecard. (It also means TV By The Number’s Cancel Bear is in hibernation once again.)
“Peak TV” is not a myth. There’s a lot of damn fine shows to watch essentially all year round these days, which makes selecting these superlatives both easier and more difficult. I obviously can only watch so much, so there’s a hundred percent chance I’ve missed something or somethings. Thankfully the list below is completely …