In a recent announcement, the release date for ‘Ted’ Season two was revealed to be March 5th, 2026. The announcement came with some first-look images for the upcoming season, which seem to recapture the tone and hilarity of the first season. Seth MacFarlane is returning to continue his role as Ted, the magical talking teddy […]
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Why “The Good Doctor” Made Me Rethink What Empathy Looks Like
The last thing I expected from the show The Good Doctor was the way it made me rethink my thoughts on empathy. I figured I’d learn a thing or two about the medical field (and pretend I know so much more in my head) and watch a whole lot of drama unfold. The Good Doctor exceeded those expectations. I […]
‘Pluribus’ Held #1 Streaming Views Spot Since Its Release
Vince Gilligan, an American screenwriter and filmmaker best known for being the creator of the hit TV shows ‘Breaking Bad’ and ‘Better Call Saul’, has released another series called ‘Pluribus’. Much like his previous creations, ‘Pluribus’ has been a massive hit and has been at the top spot for most streaming views every day ever […]
Trump Opposes FCC Raising 39% TV Ownership Cap
There has been discussion lately that the FCC might potentially raise or remove its current limit of 39% when it comes to how many households a station can broadcast to. President Donald Trump has spoken about the possible change and has supported not changing the regulation if it would allow the “expansion of the fake […]
The Lessons of Apocalypse TV
Apocalypse shows are strange, and I mean that in the nicest way possible. The entire world is literally falling apart, and people are being forced to make these choices that I couldn’t possibly imagine doing myself. They have to fight just to survive and make risky decisions on whether or not they can trust the […]
John Oliver Auctions Off Props from His Show to Help Fund Public Media
After the Public Media Bridge Fund had its funding from the government cut down, which would cause severe financial issues for many small local stations, John Oliver decided he would hold an auction to help support the lost funds. John Oliver is a British and American Comedian and the host of a late-night TV show. […]
The Vampire Diaries and the Science of Emotional Rollercoasters
When I first saw The Vampire Diaries on Netflix, I remember seeing a girl between two guys and thinking it was just going to be another show with vampires, a love triangle and a lot of drama. That didn’t stop me from watching it, of course. I just had expectations. While the show did have these things, […]
Trump Threatens BBC with $1 Billion Lawsuit Over a Controversial Edit
In a documentary produced and released by the BBC covering the event on January 6, there was a controversial edit included in the final cut that has many claiming that the BBC altered a speech by Donald Trump to make him directly call for violence. The edit spliced two different parts of Donald Trump’s speech […]
TV Bloopers Deserve a Comeback
The best part of old TV wasn’t always the show itself. It was what came after. The screen would move on to the credits, and you get the chance to see these moments between the cast where they’re having fun and laughing. Somebody forgot their line. Somebody dropped a prop. The whole thing would appear in […]
YouTube Refuses to Host ABC Station for Election Day
It seems that YouTube and Disney have some bad blood between the two companies. In a recent statement published by YouTube TV on Monday, November 3rd, the platform stated that they won’t allow the ABC News outlet to return to the platform for one day. This statement came after a week-long, tension-filled negotiation between YouTube, […]
Streaming Killed the Shared TV Moment
Back then, you actually watched TV with other people. Like, you had a time, you sat down, maybe your family or friends were there, and you watched the new episode. Miss it? You missed it and had to wait for the rerun. It sucked, but it was kind of nice too. Everyone was seeing the […]
Why We Miss the Old Theme Songs
There was a time when TV theme songs mattered. You heard the first few notes, and you knew what was coming on. You’d hum along, maybe even sing the words without thinking. “I’ll Be There for You” from Friends or “Everywhere You Look” from Full House didn’t just start the show. They made you feel […]
