Steven Moffat's New Doctor Who Episode Is Disappointing In A Very Familiar WaySteven Moffat is one of the most divisive names in the "Doctor Who" fandom. First he was the beloved writer who gave us one amazing story per season. Then he was given the reins of the show in 2010 and the audience's good will started to slip away.… May 18 24May 18, 2024Article at slashfilm.com
Doctor Who Review: Just As Fun, Cheesy And Heartfelt As EverIt's a strange time to be a Whovian. The show has recently switched showrunners yet again, but this time it's to someone we already know. Russell T. Davies ran "Doctor Who" from seasons 1 through 4; although he was controversial back in his day, the… May 06 24May 06, 2024Article at slashfilm.com
Curb Your Enthusiasm's Finale Pulled Its Biggest Punch When Larry David Should've Doubled DownThis article contains spoilers for the "Curb Your Enthusiasm" series finale. There've been plenty of controversial sitcom finales over the years, but few caught quite as much attention as the ending of "Seinfeld" in 1998. Whereas most sitcoms tend to… Apr 09 24April 09, 2024Article at slashfilm.com
Doctor Who Companion Ruby Sunday Is Another Mystery For The Doctor To SolveThere are always a lot of expectations going into a "Doctor Who" Christmas special, and that goes double for "The Church of Ruby Road." Whereas some Christmas specials have had the task of introducing a new Doctor, and other specials have had to… Dec 25 23December 25, 2023Article at slashfilm.com
Rick And Morty Explores (And Parodies) One Of TV's Most Hated TropesOne of the best parts of "Rick and Morty" is how comfortable they are with switching things up if the status quo isn't working. In the first two seasons, for instance,it felt as if the Interdimensional Cable episodes were being set up as this show's… Nov 20 23November 20, 2023Article at slashfilm.com
Rick And Morty Season 7 Borrows A Plot From One Of Sci-Fi’s Darkest StoriesMorty learns there is a faraway planet full of humanoid people, some of whom kill themselves to release a chemical in their bodies that turns their insides into spaghetti. Nov 09 23November 09, 2023Article at slashfilm.com
Gen V Review: Just As Fun And Twisted As The Boys, If A Little Too FamiliarThe smartest choice in "Gen V" is perhaps the simplest: While the non-supe Hughie made for a fun underdog protagonist in "The Boys," this new show focuses primarily on Marie Moreau (Jaz Sinclair), a young powerful supe who wants to join The Seven.… Sep 27 23September 27, 2023Article at slashfilm.com
It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Season 16 Episode 6 Goes Full Kids These DaysOne of the most refreshing aspects of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" is just how little its main characters care about children. Sure, Dennis is technically revealed to be a father in season 12, but that's no longer a concern. Most sitcoms have… Jul 06 23July 06, 2023Article at slashfilm.com
The Gang Still Doesn't Understand How Finances Work In It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Season 16On "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," all of the characters have their own unique traits. Dennis can't relate to regular people on account of his sociopathic tendencies, Frank is incapable of restraint, Mac's a child, Dee gets blindingly… Jun 08 23June 08, 2023Article at slashfilm.com
Why You Should Keep Watching The Sandman After The First EpisodeThis post contains spoilers for the first episode of "The Sandman," as well as the opening issue of "The Sandman: Preludes and Nocturnes." When getting into the "Sandman" comics, a lot of fans will warn first-time readers to stick with the series… Aug 05 22August 05, 2022Article at slashfilm.com
The Matrix Resurrections Is The Series Conclusion The Matrix Revolutions Could Never BeIn December of 2021, "The Matrix: Resurrections" was released to mixed reactions. Depending on who you ask, the fourth movie was an unnecessary, cynical cash-grab, or a beautiful, necessary conclusion to the franchise. The sequel either stomped on… Apr 07 22April 07, 2022Article at slashfilm.com