Fran Drescher’s ‘Indebted’ Feels a Little Under-Done
The idea of having one’s fiscally irresponsible parents move in with you is an interesting one and Steven Weber and Fran Drescher do make an interesting couple.
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Masters of Lego Battle It Out on New Series
No longer are LEGO bricks the scourge of naked adult feet and no longer are adults seen as childish for playing with them. Instead, they are “master builders,” which in Hebrew means “adults who play with toys” I think.
Read moreDon’t Bother with ‘The Bone Collector’
Remember the Batman TV series with Adam West? That silly show worked because while all of the villains played their parts over-the-top, West always played his part straight and with the utmost seriousness. It was fun and has rarely has that format been duplicated. I bring all this up because the script from NBC’s new thriller of a show, Lincoln
Read more‘Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist’ is Amazing
Despite NBC’s weak attempt of showing why you should tune in to watch this new show, Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist is amazing. Every part of it.
Read moreWhat Happened to You Nancy Drew?
The same network that ruined your memories of Archie and the gang with “Riverdale,” have done it again. While some parents will disagree with me, this Nancy Drew is not safe for kids.
Read more‘Evil’ Presents More Questions Than Answers
One of the more controversial new shows on the fall schedule this year is CBS’ Evil. After watching two episodes of the show, I’m still not sure what to think of it. Is it a brilliant mess or an intriguing dialogue about faith and religion?
Read moreSimilar in Style to ‘Judging Amy’, ‘All Rise’ is Off to a Good Start
While “All Rise” is similar in tone to CBS’s former “Judging Amy,” there are enough differences to make this new show stand on its own. Though the series heavily promotes Simone Missick as the show’s star, it really plays out as more of an ensemble show, which I prefer anyway.
Read more‘Bluff City Law’ Shows Promise
Jimmy Smitts brilliant lawyer Elijah Strait heading up a Memphis law firm. But while he’s taking on the bad guys in the courtroom, he messed up plenty in his personal life.
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