The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/category/arts/television/page/7/)
Google managed to make everyone watching the Super Bowl stop eating pizza and wings and, instead, attempt to hold back tears while they watch a man using the Google Assistant to remember his late wife, Loretta.
The episodes do not stand on their own; together, they tell a complete story and it would be foolish to try and list any separately.
Everything in Netflix’s Witcher is more cinematic, offering pieces of the world and story and encouraging the viewer to draw their own conclusions from them.
Rather than illuminating a logical landing point or a greater truth, one of America’s favorite representations of the presidency presents masculinity and femininity to show how weird and disruptive this dichotomous vision of gender is
In the premiere episode titled “It’s Summer and We’re Running Out of Ice,” we end with more questions asked than answers received.
Trigger Warning: This article talks about body image and eating disorders.
Despite the new emotional depths of Disenchantment, its humor is even cheekier than that of the previous season.
Portraying the main character as part of Gen Z shows how politics and social justice are being changed by people our age.
Irrespective of your political opinion concerning illegal immigration, Living Undocumented is a must-watch.
“Flu Season” is essential in the development of nearly every core character in Parks and Rec.