Television
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Modern Television Isn’t Just Telling Us How to Identify Fascism. It’s Showing Us How to Fight It.
Television has a unique way of shining a spotlight on what’s going on in the world today, and right now, no spotlight is shining brighter than the one on the “United” States. Continue reading
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Predicting the 2025 Emmy Awards
It’s been an outstanding year of television so far. Television continues to increase in prestige with performances, pushing the boundaries of storytelling, and allowing audiences to get lost in its world for extended periods of time. Continue reading
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The Underseen Gems of 2024
Knock on Wood presents: our favorite under-appreciated masterpieces from 2024. Continue reading
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“Agatha All Along” is a Blast of Fresh Magic (Review)
It was a huge relief to see that although “Agatha All Along” began by following directly in the footsteps of its predecessor, it very quickly pivoted to forging a tonal path for itself and distinguishing itself among a crowded slate… Continue reading
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“The Perfect Couple” Struggles to Stand Out (Review)
Had it been released ten years ago, “The Perfect Couple” might have been a sensation, but in a world full of tales with more commentary about indulgence and wealth than I can swallow, the series does little to distinguish itself… Continue reading
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“The Acolyte” is a Breath of Fresh Air for the “Star Wars” Universe (Review)
The new series seems to be designed to intentionally anger bigots while being refreshingly unashamed about putting necessary representation on-screen, a step most “Star Wars” media has been hesitant to take. Continue reading
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A Lavish but Lacking Look at Benjamin Franklin’s French Sojourn (Review)
I’m convinced the showrunners of the world will not stop until every Founding Father has been given a miniseries on prestige television that details their actions during the American Revolution. Continue reading
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