Danger, Will Robinson! Did all of you know that Netflix was remaking Lost in Space? I found out recently and was intrigued by what could possibly be in store. They came to WonderCon and showed off the pilot and I really enjoyed it! It was a good balance of family show and more adult fare.
Whenever I watch a “Black television show” there is always a message. An overtly, unsubtle preachy message about past and present racism, how black lives matter, racial profiling or police brutality on black people. I was hoping that this wouldn’t be the case for Black Lightning. Granted, as a black man myself these issues are
The Alienist, which airs on TNT next Monday, is a breath of fresh air for the network. Or I should say putrid, air given the subject matter is serial killers and the people who track them. Executive produced by Cary Fukunaga and starring Daniel Brühl, Luke Evans, and Dakota Fanning, the show gives us a
I might as well dub the Best TV Shows of 2017 the year of the newcomer as the new television series that dropped this past year pretty much blew the established guard out of the water in my opinion. It’s not to say returning series weren’t good, like my beloved Game of Thrones and Trollhunters,
Despite everyone’s claims, the era of Peak TV doesn’t seem to be going away. This has been one of the most varied years for television in my opinion. There were a ton of old shows that delivered high quality, new shows that shook the table, and a few out of nowhere moments. Narrowing down a
Marvel’s Runaways debuted the first three episodes of it’s first season on Hulu. One of the most anticipated series that premiered this year, the show basically follows the kids of parents who are a part of a shadowy organization and what happens when they find out. I watched all three episodes last night and was