With the end of Game of Thrones, I needed something new to watch on the TV. Or, maybe, multiple things.
Anyhoo, here’s my current weekly project. Each weekday at 6PM Eastern/5 Central, a new write up will appear covering one episode apiece until either I lose interest or the show ends, whichever comes first.
Here is your guide to each show.
The Afterparty on Mondays
When murder strikes a party with a comedy all-star cast, and genre parodies figure out who did it, well…that’s this generally delightful show. Find the coverage here.
Good Omens on Tuesdays
An angel and a demon, both kicked out of their respective realms, are somehow friends. Kinda. Oh, and they make sure the world keeps turning. Find the coverage here.
Ted Lasso on Wednesdays
Fine, Jimmy, I’ll watch the show. Happy now? Find the coverage here.
Succession on Thursdays
I wrote these reviews way back when the final season was actually airing. Now I have time in the schedule to actually publish ’em. Interesting experiment on my part, since I was learning what was happening along with the rest of the audience and don’t need to worry about cultural osmosis ruining the ending for me. Find the coverage here.
Alice in Borderlands on Fridays
A gamer and his friends find themselves in a weird version of Tokyo where the rules are simple: win dangerous games or die. Find the coverage here.
Additionally, Simpsons every weekday at noon central.
I mean, I can’t possibly finish this particular project. I’ll quit sooner or later, right? Right? Oh well. It is The Simpsons, and everyone should know what they’re all about by this point.
Or maybe Doctor Who at noon central?
Well, when The Simpsons isn’t available, then we’ll get some Doctor Who.
No, wait, it’s The X-Files at noon!
What do you mean I ran out of The Simpsons and Doctor Who stuff to cover on a daily basis? Fine, check The X-Files coverage.
And Star Trek on weekends?
At this point, why not? I apparently don’t leave my house anymore. Here’s Star Trek.
TV show coverage that is finished or on hiatus has to go somewhere.
