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The morning after Steve Jobs died in 2011, the Onion offered a brief obit under the headline, “Last American Who Knew What the Fuck He Was Doing Dies.” In the body of the piece, President Barack Obama solemnly considers the ramifications, saying, “This is a dark time for our country, because the … More » […]
“There was someone behind him, and this was no illusion. He could see the shadow, long and thin. And … was that breathing?” More » Source: Ent News
When I said Sanditon is like an Austenian Game of Thrones, I was MOSTLY joking, but it turns out that’s exactly what it is. Lady Denham’s fortune is the Iron Throne, and her impoverished relations will fight each other to the death for it. Or at the very least, cuttingly name a … More » […]
Let’s start with this: At least two stars of my rating for the season finale of Sex Education are attributable to the fact that we finally get to see Lily’s magnum opus, and it is frankly EVERYTHING that we might want it to be. There’s a live band. There’s the Bard’s words. There are the… More […]
No, we’re not talking about Dunkirk. Different war. 1917, a single-take World War I thr… More » Source: Ent News
The penultimate episode of Sex Education season two is a complicated one to evaluate. It’s annoying that what feels like the central conflict of the episode — the “anonymous” release of Jean’s notes — feels like a straight rip-off of the burn book sequence from Mean Girls (orche… More » Source: Ent News
Ready your finest carriage, don your gloves, and prepare yourself for more house-cleaning antics, because Do… More » Source: Ent News
There is no more hallowed tradition in the genre of teen drama than the epic drunken house party, so it’s almost shocking that it’s taken 14 episodes for Sex Education to get around to showcasing a real rager. Of course, it’s not Otis’s plan to have an emotionally and physically destruct… More » Source: Ent News
