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The Wildcats are in full party-planning mode, making centerpieces, decorating Seb’s barn and of course, preparing routines to perform at the quinceañero Carlos has always wanted.
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The perfect musical is still on the way, but we can make an allowance for the sake of this new, hopelessly dreamy summer classic.
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Despite its familiar construction, “Hacks” is a deceptively unique, subversive series that carves out yet another new niche in the comedy television genre.
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The fourth episode of the second season presents a both literally and metaphorically dark and stormy atmosphere as the crew works through conflict while being trapped inside East High School during an intense snowstorm.
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The new incarnation is mostly unrecognizable: It’s a mature, refreshing departure that sacrifices pizzazz for profundity and cutesiness for craftsmanship.
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The first three episodes of season two highlight its strength as a series; it doesn’t need to rely on the narrative or the music of “High School Musical” in order to keep audiences engaged.
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The “Friends” reunion is more invested in celebrating the past than exploring its complexities.
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Though not exactly an uplifting take on pandemic life, Burnham completely avoids the idealism that many other quarantine works have relied upon and instead grants his audience a realistic take on how quarantine has affected him.
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“A Quiet Place Part II” doesn’t mess with the elements that made the prior film work, resulting in a project that’s as engaging as it is schlocky.
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Preceding a roundtable interview with the rest of the cast, writers Lin-Manuel Miranda and Quiara Alegría Hudes explained their practice of “Paciencia y Fe” (patience and faith) to The Daily Californian.
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