Riverdale season 6, episode 5, “Chapter One Hundred: The Jughead Paradox,” took Rivervale back to its source material in more ways than one. Continue reading “‘Riverdale’ season 6, episode 5 review: Here’s to one hundred more”
If you’ve been thinking to yourself, “I’d really like to find the perfect Wheel of Time episode to watch with a beloved lesbian” then The Wheel of Time episode 6, ‘The Flame of Tar Valon,’ is the one for you. Continue reading “‘The Wheel of Time’ season 1, episode 6 review: The clandestine gay sex portal”
Riverdale season 6, episode 4 dove into the Blossom family history in the most magical way. Continue reading “‘Riverdale’ season 6, episode 4 review: Happy sad endings are the best”
The Wheel of Time continues to delight with its tricky task of moving away from the novels while also hitting key themes and plot points. Episode 5 “Blood Calls Blood” was another strong episode that mixed things up quite a bit while feeling very true to the heart of the story. Continue reading “‘The Wheel of Time’ season 1, episode 5 review: Vaguely threatening persimmons and fridging that I approve of”
Every time a live-action television series does an animated episode, it opens the door to so many possibilities. Here are some of the Subjectify staff’s current favorite shows that we think could creatively introduce an element of animation. Continue reading “Staffer Subjectivities: ‘Ted Lasso’ and 6 more live-action shows that could (and should!) pull off an animated episode”
Riverdale season 6, episode 3 had us asking why the devil can’t just vacation on the beach like everyone else. Continue reading “‘Riverdale’ season 6, episode 3 review: Veggie’s game”
Thanks to its three-episode premiere, The Wheel of Time season 1 has already reached the halfway point with Friday’s episode 4, “The Dragon Reborn.” Can one properly review an episode if one spent the entire episode shouting “YES” at the television? Let’s find out. Continue reading “‘The Wheel of Time’ season 1, episode 4 review: Come on girl, give it to us”
Rivervale got a serious haunting in Riverdale season 6, episode 2, “Ghost Stories.” Continue reading “‘Riverdale’ season 6, episode 2 review: The weeping women”
The Wheel of Time surprise-hit Amazon Prime earlier than expected, dropping the first three episodes last Thursday. The Wheel weaves as the Wheel will, but does it weave us a good TV show? Continue reading “‘The Wheel of Time’ series premiere review: First reactions from a long time fan”
For the final episode of The Canterville Ghost on BYUtv, we’ve got more from Anthony Head as he talks about the special effects of Sir Simon, as well as rewriting his character’s Shakespearean style with the show’s blessing, and what attracted him to the project in the first place. Continue reading “Anthony Head on punching up ‘The Canterville Ghost’ with special effects and Shakespeare”
The Supernatural finale “Carry On” aired a year ago today on the CW. To say that reviews were mixed would be an understatement of epic proportions. Here, one fan tries to make sense of how things have changed in this first year without the show. Continue reading “No Peace When We Were Done: Feeling the ‘Supernatural’ finale aftershocks a year later”
The Wheel of Time adaptation finally hits Amazon Prime Video tomorrow, and for someone who’s been a fan of the series for over 30 years, the journey to this day has been a lesson in getting what you want when you least expect it. Continue reading “‘The Wheel of Time’ and How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Adaptation”
The Riverdale season 6 premiere welcomed us to Rivervale, a town that’s somehow even crazier than Riverdale! Continue reading “‘Riverdale’ season 6 premiere review: The town with heart”
Brett Goldstein of Ted Lasso fame has been popping up at a few Los Angeles comedy nights in recent months. The star has a background in stand-up comedy, and Subjectify managed to catch his set at a Jam in the Van line up this weekend. Read our review of the event below. Continue reading “Brett Goldstein keeps his stand-up hand in at Jam in the Van”
It’s more from James Lance as he stars in BYUtv’s new adaptation of Oscar Wilde’s The Canterville Ghost alongside his Ted Lasso co-star Anthony Head. This week, James shares his depth of feeling about Oscar Wilde, and unpacks a little about Trent Crimm’s fascination with Coach Lasso.
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