J.G. Quintel’s new animated series matures quickly and ambitiously. Animator J.G. Quintel was known for his hit Cartoon Network show “Regular Show,” which provided a 80s-90s nostalgia, delivered adult humor, and energetic fantasies. I’ll never forget a gag, when two… Read More ›
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Space Force
Michael Scott has The Right Stuff, more or less. Steve Carell was, hands down, the funniest TV boss on NBC-Michael Scott on “The Office.” His verbal and physical gimmicks, as well as his low-key and looney tone made him… Read More ›
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt: Kimmy vs. The Reverend
I chose to give this Netflix interactive special a fudging good review. I met Ellie Kemper at a book signing of her book “My Squirrel Days,” and I told her she was delightful on “The Office.” She was so nice… Read More ›
Jerry Seinfeld: 23 Hours to Kill
Jerry Seinfeld’s stand-up Netflix comedy special is breathtaking (as they said on the series) Jerry Seinfeld, the man who redefined the word “nothing,” has found himself in an hour-long Netflix special called “23 Hours to Kill.” He performs at Beacon… Read More ›
Solar Opposites
Hulu series does for aliens what “Rick & Morty” did for Parallel Universes. Coming on the success of Adult Swim’s hit animated series “Rick & Morty,” Justin Roiland (the co-creator and star) has crafted another project, this one on Hulu…. Read More ›
Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem, and Madness
This animal documentary sinks its claws into the people and tigers. Ever since the COVID-19 epidemic, I’ve heard all the talk about how popular the new Netflix docuseries “Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem, and Madness” is, so I just had to… Read More ›
Hunters
Forget the logics; the stars, premise, and thrills make the show dangerous. I don’t watch much television thrillers, but when I’ve gotten word that “Hunters” is the first series to star Al Pacino, I just had to check it out… Read More ›
Green Eggs & Ham
Complete with comedy, messages, and a dangerous plot, you’ll enjoy this Netflix Dr. Seuss series a lot. We’ll begin this review with rhyming, and end it on a serious note. I’m a film critic, don’t you know, but when I… Read More ›
Seinfeld: 30th Anniversary
30 years of nothing is really something On July 5, 1989, the first “Seinfeld” episode aired, and ever since, it has gained fans who admire Jerry Seinfeld’s comedy material. I haven’t seen every episode, but there are a number of… Read More ›