Analytical Features, Reviews, and Big Feelings
Abbott Elementary’s “Trip” tests Janine and Gregory’s relationship, but we refuse to believe this is the end.
“Family Tree” results in a dynamic finale with secrets unraveling and a jaw-dropping cliffhanger.
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“And That’s Our Time” results in an exceptional finale.
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Here’s everything we know about Every Year After so far.
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When Langdon doubts his future in the ED, Mel is there to remind him how he’s needed there, too.
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“Borrowin’ Trouble” doesn’t give us a huge amount, but it still provides the laughter necessary.
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“The Water Heater” isn’t one of the best episodes, but it still provides the necessary jokes to escape
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If anyone needs us, we’ll be holding on to the joy and hope in Project Hail Mary.
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“Second Sunday” is a solid penultimate that ends with a wild, but expected kiss.
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“The Bodyguard of Sadness” brings in all the complicated emotions tethered to goodbyes.
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Rivals Season 2 is right around the corner and we’ve rounded up all the information we have so far.
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Buck and Athena’s conversation in “Pick Your Poison” helps us grieve and make peace with Bobby’s death.
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Imperfect, yes, but there’s something indescribable about Love Story, and that alone makes it special.
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La La Land might not be perfect, but it’s a beautifully vibrant movie that feels especially relevant today.
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“Search and Recovery” is a masterclass in performances and emotional depth.
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Rupert and Taggie’s dance to “Lady in Red” in Rivals is both achingly precious and deeply meaningful for their story.
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Francesca and Michaela are leading Bridgerton Season 5, and the choice makes perfect sense for where we left them last season.
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“Turn, Up the Heat” delivers all the Morgadec goodies and drops a major revelation on the Roman case.
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“Daddy Issues” emphasizes sitting with our discomfort while Harrison Ford and Jessica Williams make us cry again.
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“Spy Games” doesn’t give us much, but we’ll always late night conversations.
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