Looking for the perfect Galentine’s Day treat? How about a waffle-inspired dessert? After all, waffles and friends are among the two most important things in life (according to Leslie Knope & Parks and Recreation that is).
A couple of Saturdays ago, Amazon was kind enough to offer up the entire first season of Transparent for free. I’d been meaning to catch-up on the Golden Globe-winning series, but I was putting it off for a less TV-filled time. However, with freezing rain outside and a surprisingly empty DVR inside, I figured what …
Jonesing for more stories about your favorite P.I.? Well you’re in luck. Veronica Mars (2): An Original Mystery by Rob Thomas: Mr. Kiss and Tell, the second post-Veronica Mars-movie novel, is now available in Kindle, paperback, and audiobook formats.
Helix airs on Friday nights and let’s be real, it’s a bit crazy-sauce in the best way possible, so why not embrace the fun and drink to that.
With the success of Alpha House and Transparent, Amazon is making a name for itself in the original content game, one show at a time, which is why as a TV fan their pilot season is something worth getting excited about.
A couple of weeks ago my friends and I rented The Interview from Google Play only to realize that there was no way for us to view it on the TV. Without a streaming device, newer video game console, or HDMI cable between the lot of us we ended up crowded together on the couch …
During the rare TV-less time of the Holidays I did a quick pop culture catch-up on some movies and TV shows I missed in 2014. Comedy Central’s Broad City, the ‘anti-Girls if you will, was one of them.
Completely Arbitrary 2014 TV Superlatives
Let’s be real. “Best of…” lists are always subjective, I can’t possibly watch everything, but that doesn’t mean I’m not going to make one. I still watched a hell of a lot of TV this year, so without further ado, here’s my list of 2014 TV superlatives:
A lot of the hype and excitement I’ve heard surrounding the newly available British anthology series, Black Mirror is in regards to it’s Twilight Zone-like approach to current day societal fears and anxieties about technology, politics, and the like. And rightly so, after quickly watching all six episodes on Netflix over the weekend I can …