The Other Bennet Sister: Mary, Mary Quite Contrary
You don’t have to be an Austen fanatic to appreciate and enjoy The Other Bennet Sister.
Category: Streaming
Malcolm In The Middle: Life’s Still Unfair – Hulu has cracked the ‘reboot code
Even after all this time, Life’s Still Unfair.
The Testaments: Praise be. This is a welcome return to Gilead.
With the revival of the world of A Handmaid’s Tale, The Testaments thankfully manages to chart its own course, even though it continues the story.
Bait: Fame, The Margins & Satire
Bait, a fairly original and tongue-in-cheek show from Prime Video Canada, gives actor Riz Ahmed a chance to get personal.
For All Mankind S5: The best sci-fi series on television is back
For All Mankind is back. And this time, it wants a revolution.
Daredevil: Born Again – The Devil is back and New York hangs in the balance
Daredevil: Born Again is back to being appointment television.
Scarpetta: When you’re smart, you’re right?
Scarpetta establishes a strong foundation, though the story takes time to fully engage.
Paradise S2: Fogelman takes us into the Great Wide Open
Finally, Paradise is taking us into the great wide open. Now back for its second season, Paradise...
The Muppet Show is back and it’s absolutely muppetational
It’s time to put on make up. It’s time to light the lights.
The Beauty: Murphy’s latest takes on the world of perfection
They say that beauty is only skin-deep. But FX’s The Beauty knows that our obsession with it comes from deep within us.
Riot Women: Kicking back against old stereotypes
Created and written by Sally Wainwright, Riot Women explores the multiple ways that women experience hardship in misogynistic societies, and pushes the envelope by centring older women, empowering them to the audience by placing them in a space they are not usually seen.
Freshly Press’d: Ethan Hawke & Sterlin Harjo (THE LOWDOWN)
Coming at a time when the concept of ‘truth’ and the media taps into the cultural zeitgeist, The Lowdown feels exceptionally timely. This edition of Freshly Press’d speaks with Ethan Hawke and series creator, Sterlin Harjo about the battle for truth.
Marvel Zombies: The Avengers are back for blood
Admittedly, this series doesn’t quite have the originality or pop of those titles, leaning on the same style of animation that established their What If…? world. However, it does have exactly what viewers will be looking for from a show called Marvel Zombies. Violence. Lots and lots of violence.