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Sunday September 10, 2017, Starz premiered season 3 of Outlander. This episode follows Jamie hoping for survival during the Battle of Culloden as a pregnant Claire returns to life in the 1940’s. As an avid fan of the series I was truly excited for its return and had high expectations after the previous two seasons.
THE GOOD:
Yeppers, boys and girls, mothers and fathers, rich men and poor men, straights and tokers, hipsters and genuine individualists, conservatives and genuine human beings, yer friendly neighborhood Munchaderata is back, and I’m here to tell ya–
I say, I’m here to tell ya–
I say…well, you get the point–
We’ve said it before, and we’ll say it again. Rick and Morty is the best-written television show currently running, and this time around we’ll add that it’s probably the best-written since, oh, the first couple of seasons of The Sopranos. (Hi, David! We love you, dood.)
This article steps up to the plate with a ton of reasons why:
Whoa, an authorized Star Wars Forces of Destiny is a YouTube web series…ands it’s canon!
Mother of mercy, is this the end of TV?
Yeah, the question was rhetorical, but the practical, all too real answer most probably is, “You betcha.”
(This article contains spoilers!)
So I’m totally just now getting around to reviewing Spider-Man: Homecoming. It’s been a crazy last couple of weeks. But the good news is that most everyone has seen it by now so, yeah, all the spoilers ahead shouldn’t bother you, right?
As far as I’m concerned, Homecoming was absolutely fantastic. I’ve seen it a couple of times, and the comedy holds up beautifully. Sure, we’ve seen every kind of incarnation with Spider-Man already – he’s been in high school and in college and his Uncle Ben died and had a profound effect on his life – but the writers still found a way to make this different.