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Category Archives: Television
My Thoughts on Christmas TV shows
The show centres around Johanne, a 30-year-old nurse. She attends her family’s annual December 1st celebrations and when receiving many questions about her love life and lack of boyfriend, Johanne invents a boyfriend and has until Christmas Eve to find one. I think this premise works really well in Norway as December 1st is not a traditional family gathering in the UK or US so there would have to be another reason for the family to get together. Continue reading
My Theories and Musings on Season 4 of 13 Reasons Why
One of Clay’s traits is that he needs to be needed. He feels pushed out a little at the beginning of the season with his parents and Justin. He needs to feel wanted and when his parents shine a little more light on Justin, he feels a little left out. When Tyler calls Clay, he feels needed again. Ever since the tapes, there have been reasons for Clay to be needed for multiple people but after Monty’s death, there was no new crisis until Clay subconsciously created one. Clay needs all his friends focuses together on one thing in their senior year. Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Television, TV Recommendations
Tagged 13 Reasons Why, 13RW, Alex Standall, Ani Achola, Bryce Walker, Charlie St George, Clay Jensen, Diego Torres, Hannah Baker, Jessica Davis, Justin Foley, Season 4 of Thirteen Reasons Why, Series 4 of 13 Reasons Why, Tyler Down, Winston Williams, Zach Dempsey
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New Television Shows I have been watching in Quarantine
The premise is fairly straight forward as the current POTUS has announced plans for a Space Force in the US but that’s where reality stops. Some of the situations, the characters find themselves are hysterical yet almost believable. Mark is played by Steve Carell the co-creator of the show and he has some brilliant co-stars. John Malkovich plays his number two, scientist Dr. Mallory, Lisa Kudrow is his incarcerated wife, Diana Silvers is his teenage daughter Erin. There are many other comedy actors involved as well as some I haven’t seen do comedy or anything else. Continue reading
Stranger Things 3 – A Masterpiece of 80s nostalgia
I think that the dynamics between all the different characters were very well balanced. There are more characters than ever this series with new additions of Robin, Alexei, Tom, Larry and Heather. The main cast are split into four gangs, if you will. There is Scoops Troop consisting of Steve, Robin, Dustin and Erica, Lucas’ younger sister who has a much bigger role in series 3. Their adventure below the Starcourt Mall trying to defeat Russians and become American heroes takes them away from the main action of the Mind Flayer and the Flayed. Continue reading
Posted in Actor/Actress, Analysis, Girls, Television
Tagged Alexei, Billy Hargrove, Dustin Henderson, Eleven Hopper, Erica Sinclair, hawkins, Hawkins Indiana, Heather Holloway, jim hopper, Jonathan Byers, Joyce Byers, Karen Wheeler, Lucas Sinclair, Max Mayfield, Mayor Kline, Mike Wheeler, Nancy Wheeler, Netflix, Robin, Scott Clarke, Steve Harrington, stranger things, Stranger Things 3, Television, Tom Holloway, Will Byers
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What I have been watching this January // 2019
Hello readers, Another post for me in the same month is rare I know but as I am still on university holidays, I thought I would write about what I’ve been watching this year. I have had quite a lot … Continue reading
Posted in Actor/Actress, Analysis, Awards, Film, Television
Tagged A Series of Unfortunate Events, Amazon Prime, Attack the Block, cinema, Comedians of the world, film, Finding Your Feet, Friends From College, Les Misérables 2018/9, Lost in Space 2018, Mary Poppins Returns, Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol, movie, Netflix, Overboard, Roma, Sex Education, Television, The Good Place, TV
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Who I think should have won at the Golden Globes 2019
Hello readers, For my first post of 2019, I’m sharing my personal opinions on who should have won at the Golden Globes this year. There were some unexpected winners and losers for me so I thought I would discuss these … Continue reading
Posted in Actor/Actress, Analysis, Awards, Director, Film, Television
Tagged 2019, Alfonso Cuaron, Awards, Ben Whishaw, Bodyguard, Bohemian Rhapsody, comedy, drama, film, First Man, Golden Globes, Hugh Grant, Killing Eve, Marvelous Mrs Maisel, Musical, Rachel Brosnahan, Rami Malek, Roma, Shallow from A Star is Born, Television, The Americans
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Top Netflix Original Films I recommend from this Summer
Hello readers, Another blog post today, this time about films I have seen and enjoyed this summer on Netflix. All the films below are Netflix Originals as I have seen many other films on Netflix but too many to list … Continue reading
Posted in Actor/Actress, Analysis, Director, Film, Girls, Television
Tagged Alex Wolff, Alexandra Shipp, Anna Cathcart, Asian-American, Austin Butler, Awkwafina, Beth Reekles, Bridgit Mendler, Caribbean, Classic, David Spade, Dr. Covey, Dude, Father of the Year, Glen Powell, Israel Broussard, Jacob Elordi, Janel Parrish, Jenny Han, Joel Courtney, Joey Bragg, Joey King, John Corbett, Josh, Kathryn Prescott, Kelsey Grammer, Kitty Covey, Korea, Kristen Bell, Lana Condor, Lara Jean Covey, Lauren Miller Rogen, Like Father, Los Angeles, Lucy Hale, Lucy Liu, Margot Covey, Matt Shively, Molly Ringwald, Nat Faxon, Netflix, Netflix Originals, New York City, Noah Centineo, Pete Davidson, Peter Kavinsky, romance, Set It Up, Seth Rogen, Sofia Alvarez, Susan Johnson, Taye Diggs, The Kissing Booth, To All the Boys I've Loved Before, Zoey Deutch
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Guest Writer: It’s All About the Plot – Dramas by Women to Watch this Summer
Hello readers, This post is written by a guest writer – A. L. Fox. This woman is a professional writer, having written articles for newspapers and magazines but here is her first blog post. She writes about films and TV … Continue reading
Posted in Actor/Actress, Analysis, Director, Film, Girls, Television
Tagged 1920s and 30s, A. L. Fox, Abi Morgan, Anthony Head, Bill Nighy, drama by women, Ethan Hawke, female screenwriters, Gemma Arterton, Greta Gerwig, hollywood, iPlayer, Julianne Moore, London, Lone Scherfig, Maggie's Plan, Meera Syal, Netflix, New York City, Nicola Walker, Nina Gold, plot, Rebecca Miller, Sam Claflin, Stephen Mangan, Stephen Tompkinson, The Split, Their Finest, WWII
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LGBT films are becoming more widely accepted among audiences
Hello readers, Sorry that this is my first post in many weeks. I was on holiday at Easter so I didn’t go to the cinema that much and I have been very busy with finals at university, but I have … Continue reading
Posted in Actor/Actress, Analysis, Awards, Film, Television
Tagged 2015, A Fantastic Woman, bi rights, Bisexual, Brooklyn 99, call me by your name, Carol, Cate Blanchett, Coming of age, gay, gay pride, gay rights, Golden Globes, Grandma, hollywood, independent films, legalisation of homosexuality, lesbian, lesbian rights, Lily Tomlin, Love Simon, Moonlight, Oscars, Rooney Mara, Sense 8, trans, trans rights
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