‘Suburgatory,’ which debuted on ABC last night to strong ratings, is a promising new comedy that felt not unlike a TV version of Mean Girls, as the shrewdly observant Tessa (Jane Levy) and her single father George (Jeremy Sisto) relocate to the suburbs after he realizes that New York might not be the best place to raise a teenage daughter. Of course, the two quickly discover that living in the suburbs comes with its own set of challenges. Continue Reading

I’m still playing catch up from last week so most of my reviews as of late have been brief, which isn’t ideal, but I figured something was better than nothing. I didn’t love this pilot, which premiered last night, but I didn’t think it was unbearably bad either, so I wanted to give it a quick review for those interested. Continue Reading

Sorry this is late. I fell way behind on the reviews I was planning to write after last Thursday, so this is going to be a short one. Continue Reading

Sorry this is late. I fell way behind on the reviews I was planning to write after last Thursday, so this is going to be a short one. Continue Reading

Here’s a question (or questions): When you think of ‘Charlie’s Angels’, whether it’s the original 1970s show or the movies from the early 2000s, do you think of sex trafficking? Torture sequences? An Angel getting blown up? A young, hunky Bosley who seems to be of more use than the Angels themselves? Or do you think of three hotties who go out on missions, take down bad guys, and actually look like they’re having fun doing it? If you answered ‘No’ to the first set of questions (and you should’ve), then brace yourself for the brand spanking new ‘Charlie’s Angels’, re-imagined as a surprisingly (in a bad way) serious-minded action drama series starring three new Angels with haunted pasts and limited acting abilities. Continue Reading