Beef Season 2 Review

I am having a hard time believing it’s been three years since the first season of Beef graced my television screen, but I guess time really does fly sometimes! The second season in this anthology series couldn’t have presented a more different cast of characters, but we still get a dose of Korean action, as well as, you know, beef.

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Best TV Shows 2024

It felt liked I watched an endless amount of shows this year, but I can tell you I spent enough time in front of the television to consume over 650 episodes amongst 67 different series. Here’s what really stuck out to me this year.

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True Detective: Night Country Review

You know, I’ve owned the first season of True Detective since it was released and I’ve still never watched the whole thing. I know it’s the best season out there, and it was basically at the very beginning of the reintroduction of the “golden age of television,” but I just haven’t mustered the desire to finish it yet. And for whatever reason, two bad seasons later I decided to tune in for Night Country.

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The Afterparty – Season 2 Review

Freaking AMPTP! I feel like there has been absolutely no hype for the second season of the insanely creative mystery-comedy, The Afterparty, and that’s because none of the major studios can decide to pay people a living wage! There were a small handful of interviews that squeaked out in time, but I would have loved to have seen some of the amazing stars this season get the chance to market the show.

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Hulu Movie Review

Yes, voting for the Independent Spirit Awards starts this weekend, and no, I still haven’t watched Blue Bayou or Drive My Car. I just haven’t managed to be in the right mindset for a serious drama and a three hour saga (regardless of how well it’s been reviewed). Lately, I’ve been trying to go for quantity, not necessarily quality, but I do plan to squeeze the two in before this weekend rolls around. Instead, I watched a bunch of stuff on Hulu!

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The Premise – Anthology Series Review

I was just preparing myself to see Jon Bernthal at a local comic con when a trailer for BJ Novak’s The Premise came out. I saw Jon Bernthal pop his head in and that was all the convincing I needed. Not only that, but there were only five half hour episodes making up this anthology series, so I knew it wasn’t going to be a huge time commitment either. The results were bizarre, but the social commentary was like a blinding light, making me laugh quite a bit.

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