Jason Tabrys

It took the Brewers 56 years to win their first World Series title. We make the case for why the second one won't be a long wait.

Governor Donald Washberg has unfinished business in The Lowdown season 2 and Kyle MacLachlan is happy to be back.

The documentary SCTV: The Greatest Show You’ve Never Heard Of is a reminder that all sketch roads lead back to Saturday Night Live.

A budding QB controversy may be a welcome sight in the Big Apple. In our latest NFL notebook, Jason Tabrys thinks JJ and the Giants has a nice ring to it.

The defending champion Knicks, LeBron's final act in Philly, and a thunderous rivalry out west highlight what could be an NBA season for the ages.

Digger was born to be polarizing and probably destined to fail at the box office. Tom Cruise or no, dropping more than $125 million on a dystopian political satire that looks like the Coen Bros. present a Charlie Kaufman modern...

In a Deadline article touting the Emmy success of the recent-ish Sabrina Carpenter/Seth Rogen-driven Muppet Show special, Nellie Andreeva mentioned that there are currently "no active conversations" about an ongoing series. The reason? According to Andrews, "there have been difficulties...

Ted Lasso's uniqueness has always come from its earnestness. It's why the show subverted its preordained fate as a forgettable extension of an NBC Sports promo. This was supposed to be the second coming of the GEICO Cavemen TV show,...

The problem with having a wildly successful television show is, eventually, you've got to figure out how to end it without ticking off millions of fans.

Sometimes ubiquity hits the taste buds like piss from a punch bowl. Walton Goggins' Wal-Mart and GoDaddy commercials unendingly blanketing ad blocks, is an example that seemingly cut into his previously universal popularity with a few eye rolls. Goggins' Justified...

Remember: The streaming service HBO Max and premium cable network HBO are not exactly the same thing — hence, no Sopranos on this list.

I don't see a lot of difference between sports and soap operas. There are characters you feel invested in and plotlines filled with high drama, joy, and despair. Fans get DEEP in their feelings about twists and turns, but there...

From the gorgeous, creative food to the easily romanticized driving passion and the overbearing but always-there-when-you-need-them support system, The Bear has always been aspirational. Carmy's decision to quit in pursuit of an actual work-life balance that rejects what had become...

Hacks delivers perfection, Mando doesn't, Zack Snyder mines the past, Backrooms shows us the future, and John Oliver contemplates something that would melt Walt Disney's frozen head.

Stephen Colbert returns to his adopted Michigander roots to deliver a treasure trove of public access weirdness.

A fond look back at last night's 'Late Show' final notes, Colbert's original episode, and the craft and care exhibited by Colbert and company.

In the end, Stephen Colbert said nothing about Donald Trump or the President's seeming influence on his exit. Instead, he gave us a Late Show finale that was thoughtful, joyous, nostalgic, silly, and musical. He didn't offer some sweeping message...

Dear content lords, I see what you’ve done for Stanley Tucci, and I want that for me!

Another season of The Pitt has come and gone, reminding us all that, when in the right hands, medical procedurals can rise above the mid-brow box they've been in since the ER season count stepped into double digits in the...

In an era of performative masculinity, manosphere snake oil salesmen, and faux-tough-guy posturing in the halls of power, let's take a moment to celebrate Harrison Ford. In the '80s and '90s, Ford was the monoculture's ideal man - tough, tenacious,...