Naomi Girson | opinions editor This story contains spoilers for Stranger Things season 5. For roughly a decade, when it came to a new season of “Stranger Things,” there was no doubt in my mind whether I would tune in. Parked in front of my television, ready to binge in one go. The last season was no exception. Released in three parts, all on national … Continue reading Review; Stranger Things grande finale
Adam Lindner | Sports Editor 09/20/2018 Among those unfamiliar with the Netflix comedy BoJack Horseman, the show is seemingly known more for its depressing and existentially-nihilistic side than it is for its humor. After all, no animated series in recent memory has successfully managed to portray such weighty themes so poignantly. Nevertheless, the show assuredly wouldn’t survive without its animal puns, lovable supporting cast or … Continue reading BoJack Horseman debuts sincerest season yet
Ollie Gratzinger | Staff Writer 04/26/2018 In 2013, Brooklyn Nine-Nine premiered as Fox’s daring police sitcom with a heart of gold. Its creators brilliantly intertwined compelling, diverse characters with seemingly effortless humor from the start, all while daring to tackle issues rarely addressed in the world of situational comedy. With Season 4 delving into racial profiling and systemic bias among America’s police force, the ongoing … Continue reading Brooklyn Nine-Nine still an unlikely social pioneer
By Sean Ray | A&E editor More than a decade after it originally ended, the critically acclaimed animated series “Samurai Jack” has made a triumphant return to the world of television. A classic from Cartoon Network’s lineup in the early 2000s, the series is now airing a fifth and supposedly final season on Adult Swim, CN’s late-night, more mature programming block, with the first three episodes … Continue reading After 13 years, ‘Samurai Jack’ makes successful return
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