I grew up watching The Nanny. It was my comfort show, and while it, as all '90s shows, has some value dissonance, I can put it on and laugh, smile, and admire Fran Fine's impeccable wardrobe. However, my favorite thing about the show is how much Fran loves Maggie, Brighton, and Gracie.

You can see Thunder Force on Netflix now!

I'm glad that at least one of them has been fired, but it absolutely shouldn't take a video going viral months after the fact to get these sorts of results.

We still have Sam training with the shield at home in Louisana, which we've seen in trailers, so who knows when that's coming? I think both Sam and Bucky might have a happy ending together as friends, and I can't wait.

If you're like me, you probably love Rogue One. If you don't, well, that's between you and your god. But Rogue One is one of the best Star Wars movies and brings us a look into the Rebels that lost their lives to try to stop the Empire.

We don't need to see Black infants being murdered on a horror program about racism when Black children still get murdered by the state. 

Sam Wilson may not need the shield, but he sure as hell deserves it.

While we're sad to say goodbye to Wynonna Earp, we can't wait to see what Emily Andras does next.

If I had seen this film in theaters, maybe I would be more annoyed. But as a late night Netflix watch, it's engaging enough to enjoy.

I don't necessarily think the next 'Knives Out' movies will be bad. But can those films really be worth $468 million dollars to Netflix?