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As NCIS, one TV’s longest running shows, gets ready to premiere its 17th Season, we think it’s important to look back and catch you up on all the major highlights from last year … including one major major development.
Read on for our NCIS Season 16 Lookback … BEWARE OF SPOILERS!!!
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We are already big fans of Prodigal Son, as you can see in our (Spoiler Free) Love It Or Leave It? Review Here, so it’s great finally getting to recap the episodes for you!
Read on for our recap of the Pilot episode of Prodigal Son … BEWARE OF SPOILERS!!!
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Premiering on September 22, 1999, this Fall will mark the 20th Anniversary of Aaron’s Sorkin’s seminal political drama, The West Wing. Telling the story of fictional President, Josiah Bartlet, and the trials and tribulations of his senior staff, The West Wing helped to usher in the Golden age of serialized drama that we’re still living in today. It is not hyperbole to say, The West Wing changed television in a real way, and for the better. In the end, The West Wing is a love letter to civil servants who sacrifice so much for their idealism and the greater good.
This Top 25 List represents the second in a series of articles I will be writing over the coming months, celebrating the show’s 20th Anniversary. Read my first entry here, the Best Seasons of The West Wing. Due to the size of these articles, I’ll be publishing the Top 25 List in 5 Episode Installments. This is Part 4.
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Premiering on September 22, 1999, this Fall will mark the 20th Anniversary of Aaron’s Sorkin’s seminal political drama, The West Wing. Telling the story of fictional President, Josiah Bartlet, and the trials and tribulations of his senior staff, The West Wing helped to usher in the Golden age of serialized drama that we’re still living in today. It is not hyperbole to say, The West Wing changed television in a real way, and for the better. In the end, The West Wing is a love letter to civil servants who sacrifice so much for their idealism and the greater good.
This Top 25 List represents the second in a series of articles I will be writing over the coming months, celebrating the show’s 20th Anniversary. Read my first entry here, the Best Seasons of The West Wing. Due to the size of these articles, I’ll be publishing the Top 25 List in 5 Episode Installments. This is Part 4.
Continue reading “The West Wing 20th Anniversary – The Top 25 Best Episodes, Episodes Ranked 10-6”
On Monday, September 23, 2019, Fox will kick off its the 2019-20 television season with the premiere of its newest crime drama (and psychological thriller), Prodigal Son.
From executive producer Greg Berlanti, executive producer Sarah Schechter (Riverdale; You), and executive producers/writers Chris Fedak (Deception; Chuck) and Sam Sklaver (Deception, Bored to Death), Prodigal Son stars Tom Payne (The Walking Dead) and Michael Sheen (Good Omens; Masters of Sex), both at the top of their game. Prodigal Son is going to keep you on the edge of your seat but also make you laugh with a wonderfully dark, macabre sense of humor.
Read on for our thoughts on Prodigal Son and whether we think you should Love It Or Leave It!
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On Monday, September 23, 2019, NBC will kick off its the 2019-20 television season with the premiere of its newest legal drama, Bluff City Law.
From creator and writer, Dean Georgaris (The Brave; The Meg), Bluff City Law seamlessly blends two disparate sub-genres of drama, family and legal, into an engaging hour of television. Georgaris, supported by a dynamic cast of explosive newcomers and one heavyweight veteran, delivers the first sure fire hit of the Fall season.
Read on for our thoughts on Bluff City Law and whether we think you should Love It Or Leave It!
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We are a month away from the Season 2 premiere of A Million Little Things, the ABC breakout hit from last year. From the teasers being dropped, it looks like Mark Cyr Jason Ritter (shout out to the Parenthood fans) will be causing problems for Gary and Maggie! PJ and Rome are buds! And, there will be a death this season! Questions and mysteries abound and I am looking forward to being right there with you for the ride.
But, before we bring down the safety bars and brace ourselves for the first jolt of the emotion roller coaster, let’s jump into our memory inner tubes and enjoy the lazy river of a Season 1 look back. Yes, I spent time in amusement parks this summer. What gave it away?
Read on for the PopCultureReview Season 1 Recap of A Million Little Things … BEWARE OF SPOILERS!!!
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With the premiere of BH90210 tonight, America’s most famous zip code is back for an all new go-around. Before we get into this nostalgia-filled limited series, some background is necessary for you youngsters out there. Beverly Hills, 90210 premiered almost 29 years ago, on October 4, 1990. I was 12-years-old when the coolest kids from West Beverly High burst onto the scene and this show was everything. We didn’t have Twitter, or any kind of social media at all (not even Facebook), so Friday mornings in the school yard and lunchtime in the cafeteria were devoted to rehashing the previous night’s latest drama amongst the Beverly Hills kids. Beverly Hills, 90210 ushered in a new kind of television, soapy nighttime dramas aimed at teens and America ate it up.
Beverly Hills, 90210 ran for 10 seasons, ending in May 2000, and those teenagers that watched every episode are now in their 40s, with families of their own, and the appetite for 1990’s nostalgia is running high. BH90210 seizes on this 90’s fever with an enthusiastic flourish. But, is it worth the time to watch? Read on to see whether we Love It Or Leave It … BEWARE OF SPOILERS!!!
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After Blood & Treasure‘s season finale, Mike from PopCultureReview.com sat down with the show‘s co-creator and executive producer, Stephen Scaia, one more time! In a total bonus move, Stephen brought the entire Season 2 writing staff!!!
We here at PCR CANNOT wait until Season 2 next Summer and having more of these LIVE Reaction Shows with the creatives, cast and crew! Now, let’s talk all things, Blood & Treasure!
Last week on Yellowstone, we got some interesting backstory on the origin story of Rip and Beth. In the present, Jimmy tried to earn cash to pay off his debts but fell further behind. Kayce continued investigating the mass cattle killing, absolving Jenkins after a violent interaction. Monica was impressed by her Physical Therapist. And, Jamie, well, Jamie got himself into all sorts of hot water with his sister AND his father. Catch up on all of the action from last week’s episode with our deep dive recap and review here.
Now, on to tonight’s all new, and EPIC, episode of Yellowstone, “Blood the Boy” … BEWARE OF SPOILERS!!!
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