Bridgerton has been a phenomenon that has taken over the internet and launched a lot of discourses. One of the biggest having to do with a controversial assault scene that is not treated as such in the universe of the show, despite the fact that the moment in question has been scrutinized for over a decade.

Why be accurate when you can be angry at nothing, amirite?

I'm interested to see what John Bishop brings to the team, but it is disappointing because we could have had an all-female TARDIS, and it would have been nice to see for once.

As a long-time anime fan, I'm impressed at this milestone. As a writer/content creator I'm in awe of Eiichiro Oda working on this dang story for over 20 years! The fact that he got to 1000 chapters even with the dumpster fire that was 2020 is incredible.

When their huge fantasy/genre series ended and HBO had nothing comparable waiting to replace it, they lost half their viewers.

Infinity Train is one of the best shows on television right now, and every season has upped the stakes to darker levels, but Book 3—Cult of the Conductor was even past Gargoyles' level of darkness.

Happy New Year fellow anime lovers, and welcome to a special edition of Monday Anime Round-up that makes up for the fact that all the series I was watching either ended or are on a well-deserved break. Instead of telling you what I watched over the weekend (since the answer is nothing anime-related) I'm gonna delve into ALL the anime I'm looking forward to this year!

Wanda Maximoff deserves her time, and I cannot wait to see what WandaVision has in store for us.

History doesn't just repeat itself, sometimes history evolves into something far worse.

The success and beauty of Soul is tempered by the fact that this film about mindfulness and life wasn't mindful of the negative trope it was adding onto.