Picking up where the Kung Fu season 2 premiere left off, episode 2 sees Nicky and the gang race against time as Russell Tan moves in on Mia. Kerwin – Tan’s son, and Zhilan’s wounded lover struggles to accept his circumstances during a fraught family reunion. Read on for our review of “Year of the Tiger: Part 2.” Continue reading “‘Kung Fu’ season 2, episode 2 in conversation: Daddy was a panther”
Five years after The Vampire Diaries series finale aired, we’re looking back to see if it’s as eternal as its immortal characters. Continue reading “Third Thursday Throwback – ‘The Vampire Diaries’ series finale is still as ‘epic’ as it was 5 years ago”
Kung Fu season 2 is here, and for our hero Nicky Shen, the looming other shoe just dropped. Meanwhile, her mortal enemy Zhilan is not thriving in prison. Read on for our review of “Year of the Tiger: Part 1.” Continue reading “‘Kung Fu’ season 2, episode 1 in conversation: Can’t this serial murderer have one good thing?”
You can’t talk about Bridgerton without mentioning its soundtrack full of epic string quartet pop covers. Continue reading “The ‘Bridgerton’ season 2 soundtrack should have included these iconic songs”
On the heels of a tumultuous figure skating event at the 2022 Olympics, there is no better time to watch Yuri on Ice. Continue reading “Third Thursday Throwback – ‘Yuri On Ice’ Is the Figure Skating Story We Need Right Now”
The And Just Like That… finale ended with a little bit of that Sex and the City magic, and just like that, I was left wanting more. Continue reading “‘And Just Like That…’ wasn’t good, but a new ‘Sex and the City’ could be”
How I Met Your Mother hit the ground running with a truly “awesome” pilot. Continue reading “Third Thursday Throwback – Revisiting what made the ‘How I Met Your Mother’ pilot so legendary”
How I Met Your Father has some big red cowboy boots to fill. Here are the things we want to see most in the Hulu series. Continue reading “8 ‘How I Met Your Father’ hopes we have for the new Hulu series”
As Subjectify gears up for a new year of entertainment coverage, we’re letting you know what we’re all personally chalking up on 2022’s most anticipated TV slate. Continue reading “Staffer Subjectivities: ‘Kung Fu,’ ‘The Sandman,’ ‘The Orville,’ and more of our most anticipated 2022 TV”
As Subjectify looks forward to a new year of entertainment coverage, we’re collating a list of all our top personal picks when it comes to 2022’s most anticipated movies. Continue reading “Staffer Subjectivities: ‘Downton Abbey,’ ‘Lightyear,’ and more of our most anticipated 2022 movies”
To mark the end of the year, our Subjectify team have picked out their best TV moments of 2021 to reminisce about. Continue reading “Staffer Subjectivities: ‘Ted Lasso,’ ‘What We Do in the Shadows,’ ‘Mythic Quest,’ and more of our best 2021 TV moments”
If I had written my review immediately after having watched The Wheel of Time finale, it would consist of simply one word. “Huh.” I was left with so many questions — not about what was coming next (although I had some of those too!) but about what had just happened. Continue reading “‘The Wheel of Time’ season 1, episode 8 review: A frustrating finale, but the season 2 setup is there”
The Big Leap, Fox’s new hour-long dance dramedy, wrapped up its first season in early December and is streaming now. Read our review of the network’s most impressive 2021 offering, which is well worth a watch over your Christmas break. Continue reading “‘The Big Leap’ season 1 is the clever and funny comfort TV we all need right now”
The Wheel of Time episode 7, ‘The Dark Along the Ways,’ was the first episode of the TV adaptation to cause the book reader in me to hiss like an angry cat — please take that literally, I’m pretty sure I actually hissed out loud. While the episode gave me several things I’ve been hoping for and dreaming of, the 10% that made me mad put a bit of a damper on my initial reaction. Continue reading “‘The Wheel of Time’ season 1, episode 7 review: Hissing out loud and a little heterosexuality, as a treat”
James Lance spoke with us extensively about starring in the new Oscar Wilde adaptation The Canterville Ghost last month, but there were a lot of Ted Lasso-specific topics touched upon that didn’t make the final copy of those articles. I’m pretty sure Trent Crimm fans are going to want to read the rest, though, so without further ado, this is James Lance: Part Three. Continue reading “James Lance of ‘Ted Lasso’ has seen the backlash from journalists, and says Trent Crimm was ‘happy to pull the pin’ on his career”
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