El Kuiper
El (she/her) is The Mary Sue's U.K. editor and has been working as a freelance entertainment journalist for over two years, ever since she completed her Ph.D. in Creative Writing. El's primary focus is television and movie coverage for The Mary Sue, including British TV (she's seen every episode of Midsomer Murders ever made) and franchises like Marvel and Pokémon. As much as she enjoys analyzing other people's stories, her biggest dream is to one day publish an original fantasy novel of her own.

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Read Article Obsessed With ‘Heartbreak High’? Find Out Where the Series Is Set and Filmed
Amerie, Darren, and Quinni standing at their lockers in Heartbreak High
Read Article What Rowan Really Needed in ‘Heartbreak High’ Season 2 Was Help, Not Revenge
Rowan in Heartbreak High season 2
Read Article It’s Time for a Superhero Marathon: Prepare Yourselves for ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’
Deadpool and Wolverine in 'Deadpool & Wolverine'
Read Article ‘Vera’ Will Return for Season 14—With One Major Difference
Brenda Blethyn as DCI Vera Stanhope in Vera season 13
Read Article ‘Miss Scarlet’ Doesn’t Need To Introduce a New Love Interest—It’s Already Got the Perfect Candidate
Felix Scott as Patrick Nash and Kate Phillips as Eliza Scarlet in Miss Scarlet and the Duke season 3
Read Article Here’s A Detailed Guide to Watching the Arrowverse Crossovers in Order
The cast of an Arrowverse Crossover, lined up in a row, includes characters like Mr. Terrific, Sarah Lance, The Flash, Arrow, The Atom and Captain Cold
Read Article ‘Miss Scarlet and the Duke’ Season 5 Casts a Major New Character—How Will Eliza React?
Kate Phillips as Eliza Scarlet reading a letter in 'Miss Scarlet and the Duke' season 4
Read Article There’s Plenty More ‘Father Brown’ on the Way
Mark Williams as Father Brown in 'Father Brown'
Read Article The 17 Best British Detective TV Shows and Series
Key art images for Broadchurch, Vera, Waking the Dead, and The Fall
Read Article Everyone’s Favorite Amateur Sleuth Returns! ‘Father Brown’ Season 12 Is Filming Now
From left to right: Claudie Blakely as Mrs Devine, Mark Williams Father Brown, and Ruby-May Martinwood as Brenda in Father Brown