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Well, the summer is quickly approaching, and the Fall lineups are out, so it’s time to take a quick peek at what might be in store. A few of my shows ended this year, most notably Big Bang Theory, but some of the upcoming shows look very intriguing! Full schedule at the bottom 🙂 Sunday …

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This week were the Upfronts, the annual time when Networks present to advertisers and roll out their Fall lineups, and this is my early look at what I’m likely to watch! The list is fairly small, as the TV world is full of revivals that have 0 interest to me…and I am not sure how I’m …

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My next bracket, after the Disney vs. Pixar and Netflix brackets is a showdown between Amazon and Hulu. I debated doing each first-round matchup as Amazon vs Hulu…but (**Spoiler Alert**) Amazon would’ve destroyed Hulu. So instead they won’t see each other until the Championship (**/End spoiler**). SWEET SIXTEEN Mozart in the Jungle vs. Patriot – …

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We are back for the second half of The Tick, after (in my opinion) the disaster of the first half. Tick (Peter Serafinowicz), Dot (Valorie Curry), and Overkill (Scott Speiser) along with a freshly rescued Arthur (Griffin Newman) are still on the hunt for The Terror (Jackie Earle Haley), whose evil plan is still unknown, outside …

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Hailey (Lola Kirke) and Rodrigo (Gael Garcia Bernal) are back for Season 4 of Mozart in the Jungle, out now on Amazon Prime. They are now boyfriend and girlfriend, as she continues her journey to being a maestro, taking direction from Rodrigo and Thomas (Malcolm McDowell). Mozart is one of the most unlikely music shows, as …

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The Big Sick is an Amazon exclusive movie, written by Kumail Nanjiani and his wife Emily Gordon, on the true story of their lives, starring Kumail and Zoe Kazan as Emily. The movie is directed by Judd Apatow. Kumail is a Pakistani trying to make it in America. From a foreign land with customs like arranged …

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David (played by Craig Roberts) is in New York City, working on his directing, or rather, becoming a “production assistant” (read: intern) wasting time running errands at an agency for nine months…and getting rejected over and over, on his ideas and in his relationships, all while fawning over Annabelle (Allison Lanier), a costume designer at …

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