The series Bel-Air continues its success and returns to Peacock on February 23rd.
When I think of this week’s The Last of us, the first thing that comes to my mind is that they should have saved this for season two.
Sure, the acting between Bella Ramsey and Storm Reid was good, but some of the dialogue exchange between the two did not translate well from the Left Behind DLC of the game. Here for television, it turned into a bottle episode with a little plot progression.
I was also left with questions. Why should I care about Ellie wanting a magic horse? Why were there fully functioning arcade machines out of the blue like this? It was beyond unrealistic for this to happen.
45 minutes it took to get to the scene where Riley discovered Ellie was bit from a clicker. That is too long for an episode that had a whole lot of nothing. It does not help that there were no clickers or undead the hat was roaming around in that mall. I guess the budget went to the product placement spots of GAP and Victoria’s Secret because those two brands had more airtime than the actual clicker later on.
There are two more episodes of The Last of Us and this story needs to speed up. I would have been fine if this one was early on the second season. We are this late for the story to wrap up and there should not be anymore filler episodes like this. Episode three’s placement was right for it’s slot and I cannot say the same for episode 7.
I did not want to be harsh, but this episode of The Last of Us was a waste of my time. Nothing of value will be remembered when I look back on this and I fully recommend you to either skip it, or play the game’s DLC.
The Knockturnal attended the season 3 premiere of Starz’ ‘Party Down’ at the Regency Bruin Theatre, followed by a star-studded afterparty at a magnificent estate in Beverly Hills. Luxury defined the impressive affair, dazzling guests with the venue, thematic decor, a vast array of food and drinks, and stellar details: from a Party-Down-inspired decorative van to the notable, individually-wrapped cake bites featured in the opening episodes of season 3.
This week’s BMF pushed the boundaries to the maximum with this explosive episode that will be remembered by the time the finale premiers.
The contemplation of quit-quitting that nine-to-five job takes on a whole new meaning in Amazon Prime’s latest dark comedy, ‘The Consultant’.
This week’s episode of The Last of Us again expands on the source material while also remixing a few things from the game.
Insane, outrageous, high octane, EPIC…just some of the words the cast used to describe season 3 of Netflix’s hit show Outer Banks.
A black family portrayed in an animated show voiced by an all-black cast is not something you come across often.
Times are tough for BMF’s Terry as he has another child on the way. On top of that, he told Charles and Lucille that he is dropping out of school to join with Meech in the illegal drug trade.
This week’s episode of The Last of Us gave us a message. And that is, nobody is safe.