Words like "merit," "taste," and "viable" are excuses to resist criticism about representation and access.

Harley Quinn season three has been a really intriguing in terms of how it continues to develop the relationships between the characters. Harley and Ivy's relationship has been compelling, but another character who has gotten some interesting development is Joker.

House of the Dragon premiered to much fanfare and a lot of screaming about Matt Smith (from me at least).

Love & Death hits HBO next year and anything that brings me just slightly off-kilter Elizabeth Olsen is something that I'm going to love.

All of this just meaning that I am going to be a wreck when the show actually hits HBO in early 2023.

'She-Hulk: Attorney at Law' has been ... divisive. In both the boring way that all female-led superhero products are and in good faith criticism of how small the milestones have been.

Predictably, like all mergers of giant corporate entertainment entities, the merger of Warner Bros. and Discovery has been messy, with devastating consequences for creatives.

House of the Dragon wasted no time reminding us that once upon a time, Targaryens ruled land and sky as dragon riders. The only serious threat to their reign was themselves, and that threat was coming.

'What We Do In The Shadows' remains one of the funniest television shows out there right now, and if we continue to see other legends come to life? All the better!

Into every generation a Slayer is born ... except this one, apparently.