Matt Carter Arrow, Legends of Tomorrow, The Flash
There are obviously quite a few consequences that come with time travel, especially when you are trying to construct a narrative for the sake of a TV show. These consequences are probably exaggerated tenfold when you stop for a minute to think about all of the various problems that can come from having three separate […]
At the time of this article being written, we have reached the halfway point of BBC One’s epic “War and Peace,” giving us only three more episodes that will (likely) cover the remainder of the Leo Tolstoy epic. Time will past, relationships will be tested, and by the time we reach the end of the […]
Matt Carter Legends of Tomorrow
Isn’t it rather nice to be close to the premiere date of “Legends of Tomorrow“? We’re now just five days away from the launch of one of the most-ambitious series in the history of The CW, and we’re glad to see that as the first season progresses, we’re going to have even more opportunities to get […]
Matt Carter Bones, Ratings Bubble Report
At the moment, the future for Fox’s longest-running scripted show may not be all that bright. “Bones” has a legion of devoted fans, popular actors in Emily Deschanel and David Boreanaz, and also is syndicated more or less all around the world. Unfortunately, it is also a fairly expensive show to make thanks to how […]
Matt Carter Jessica Jones, Master of None
Earlier this past week, NBC caused some waves at the TCA Winter Press Tour when they claimed to have some data as to how some of Netflix’s shows fared in the 18-49 demographic in the months following their release. For the most part, “Master of None” and “Jessica Jones” had good enough numbers to be […]
For those of you wanting the latest progress report on the second season of “Outlander,” it’s now in: We are getting set to say farewell now to production. The twitter post below from Matthew B. Roberts confirms that the cast just got together to do the last read-through of the upcoming second season. There were […]
Matt Carter Call the Midwife, Call the Midwife season 5 review
The first episode of “Call the Midwife” season 5 aired on BBC One Sunday night, and if there was one thing that the show really wanted to throw at us over the course of the episode, it was the ever-present notion of change. This is something that the show has furthered along in some subtle […]
For much of the season 5 premiere of “Call the Midwife” Sunday, we saw a story revolving around an ever-changing world, and also Trixie trying to find a new life for herself working part-time as a fitness instructor while keeping her midwife duties. Moving forward into next week, Charlotte Ritchie’s character of Barbara could be […]
Tonight marks the annual Critics’ Choice Awards on A&E hosted by TJ Miller, but this one is a little different from some others we’ve seen over the years. The TV and movie awards are being handed out in the same night, and as a result of the move the latest TV trophies really only cover […]
Matt Carter The Voice UK, The X Factor
We feel like almost everyone should stop boasting about “The Voice UK” being better-rated than “The X Factor” and vice-versa: both shows have their work cut out for them. Let’s start out here by discussing the numbers for the latest episode of the show this weekend. Overall, 6.4 million viewers tuned in to see Lydia […]
