SAY NOTHING opens a dialogue, shedding light on an era often left in the dark
by Fiona Underhill, Staff Writer
Say Nothing adapts its source material magnificently, giving it even more power.
MASTERS OF THE AIR holds its own in the landscape of WWII television
by Billy Russell, Staff Writer
Masters of the Air is also an ambitious miniseries that is epic in scope, intimate in scale, and swings for the fences.
FANTASY HIGH: JUNIOR YEAR asks the important questions: "Can I interest you in some healing?"
by Emily Maesar, Associate TV Editor
One of the great joys of Fantasy High is the entire group’s ability to really tap into the deep fears and issues of being a teenager.
FANTASY HIGH: JUNIOR YEAR brings back the Bad Kids after nearly four years without them
by Emily Maesar, Associate TV Editor
Dropout’s brilliant actual play Dungeons & Dragons show is back with the continuing story of the Bad Kids in Fantasy High: Junior Year.
February
by Jaime Davis
Have you seen Legally Blonde? Look, don’t get all bent out of shape. I know the title up there says February but I promise you I have a point. So, have you seen Legally Blonde? You have, right? There’s a nerdy oafy law school character in it played by someone named Osgood Perkins. Osgood! Perkins. Osgood Perkins played my second favorite character in Legally Blonde (my first fave is Bruiser, because.) Ok so anyway Osgood Perkins just so happens to be the son of Anthony Perkins, he of creepy Psycho fame. And Osgood Perkins also happens to be a director, and he made a scary movie called February.
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