If an end-of-the-world comedy/drama (dramedy?

For Wes Anderson’s first three major outings; Rushmore, The Royal Tenenbaums, and The Life Aquatic, I was fanatical.

Emily Owens, M.D. isn't a bad show by any stretch.

When Upstairs, Downstairs (a popular British drama) ended in 1975, fans were left watching Pauline Collins; Shirley Valentine (Sarah) mourning over a grave.

I’d been informed by my in-laws that Harvey was a film that had to be seen.

I’ll be honest, my trek through Texhnolyze: The Complete Series, was a tedious and very yawn inducing one.

 The first time I saw Bernie I loved it. It’s classic Linklater, Jack Black as you’ve never seen him before, and a story too good to be true, though it is.

Actress turned director Kat Coiro writes, alongside Kristin Ritter, and directs this tale of single living as lived by three young up and coming women who are thrown a curveball when one them gets

It’s not often that I am completely put off by an anime out of the Funimation camp.

The first half of Shangri-La was a spectacular feast of questions, some answers, tons of action, a lot of comedy, and some very interesting concepts that made the show an interesting sci-fi/action