What happens when you want to have a baby by the end of the year, but also want to find a baby daddy and maybe love along the way? You get the Fox reality competition Labor of Love where mother-to-be, Kristy, gets the Bachelorette treatment among 15 single men ready to jump into fatherhood. Yes, it’s the kind of trash reality TV you would expect from Fox, but at the end of it all, it became an even bigger dumpster fire than I could have expected.
Read MoreWith the launch of Peacock TV to the streaming service game, so comes with it original programming to entice you into a subscription. That’s what Intelligence tries to accomplish as the new comedy on the site. And tries it does as this formulaic, fish-out-of-water concept doesn’t have the heart or charm to stay afloat.
Read MoreWhile Close Enough doesn’t have the emotional heft of BoJack or the similarly surreal Tuca & Bertie, it does have a unique perspective and flavor that’s charming and consistently funny.
Read MoreOur queues are really stacking up, not to mention our monthly fees. Today marks the launch of yet another streaming service: NBC Universal’s Peacock. Is it really necessary?
Read MoreAll praise Charlie Brooker and his crazy mind for another season of Black Mirror. We got 6 more episodes right before the new year and like the crazy fan I am, already binged, digested, and pondered each episode. Now, here's my spoiler-free thoughts on each episode. Don't worry, they're pretty brief.
Read MoreTV has been our window to the chaos over the course of this year, but it's also been peppered with some of the best shows we've seen in a long time. From comedies to fantasy epics, some of our favorite shows had their crowning moments in 2017. Here's a few of them.
Read MoreThe new Netflix "documentary," American Vandal, gives its own take on the sudden rise in docu-series with a high school twist. However, It's more high school drama than an actual documentary.
Read MoreBoJack Horseman is a strange, strange thing. Honestly, it's insane it even exists; it is at once an absurd comedy about an alternate universe Hollywood run by anthropomorphic animals and a touching, psychological analysis of its title character. Season 4 may be the most bizarre and most touching the series has ever been.
Read MoreWinter has come. Game of Thrones has reached the final stretch and everything is now converging onto one big, upcoming battle. This past season we got plenty of our favorite characters finally meeting one another as well as meeting their end. Obvious spoiler alert ahead, so you have been warned.
Read MoreWhile still being within the Marvel Cinematic Universe, The Defenders takes its problems to a personal level in defending the part of New York called Hells Kitchen as each hero has a stake in those living quarters. It's this personal level of interest that keeps The Defenders interesting and the audience involved as the story moves forward.
Read MoreNetflix original docu-series Last Chance U is back for a second season and this time around it's all about redemption. Being able to see how you act and receive criticism from everybody via the Internet changes how people react and then act the second time around. Coaches and players go into this season knowing people watching will be highly critical of their actions on and off the field. However, that doesn't stop them from acting like idiots.
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