There’s something about Love, Victor that makes it hard to pin down. At first glance, it might seem like just another coming-of-age series—a spinoff sequel to Love, Simon that leans heavily into the emotional highs and lows of teenage life. But as the show progresses, it proves to be something more nuanced, something richer. It’s…
There’s something oddly comforting about a show like King of the Hill. At first glance, it’s an unassuming animated series about a propane salesman, his family, and their small Texas town. It doesn’t shout at you with flashy visuals or slapstick gags. Instead, it ambles into your living room, parks itself on the couch, and…
Solar Opposites, a Hulu animated series birthed from the minds behind Rick and Morty, is a show that thrives on contradiction. It’s an exploration of absurdity, chaos, and humor, but for those coming at it from a Christian worldview, it may feel like trying to navigate a colorful tornado. Let’s dissect what this whirlwind of…
You might’ve heard about Will & Grace—the show that made waves back in 1998 and became a pop culture juggernaut. It was snarky, bold, and unapologetically funny, yet somehow managed to be tender when you least expected it. For Christian viewers, approaching a series like this means stepping into a space where laughter, values, and…
To call You’re the Worst a romantic comedy feels both accurate and completely misleading. Sure, there’s romance, and yes, there’s comedy—often of the snarky, biting, edge-of-taste variety. But this is no fairy-tale love story, nor is it a show that offers simple laughs and tidy resolutions. Instead, it serves up a messy, uncomfortable, and surprisingly…
Let me tell you upfront: Horace and Pete isn’t your average viewing experience. If you’re expecting cozy sitcom vibes or a neatly resolved drama, you might want to look elsewhere. This isn’t about warm moments over cups of coffee or a tidy redemption arc tied with a bow. No, this show is messy—raw and unapologetic…
Life can get messy, can’t it? People stumble, break down, act out, and yet somehow, through all the chaos, we learn what it means to be human. That’s where In My Skin lands—a TV series that doesn’t shy away from the hard stuff but also doesn’t forget to find the beauty in the middle of…
One Mississippi isn’t your typical TV show. It doesn’t blare its themes or try to win you over with dazzling twists. Instead, it meanders quietly, like a stream through the woods, making you sit up and take notice only when you’re already knee-deep in its waters. Created by and starring Tig Notaro, the show is…
Dharma & Greg is the kind of sitcom that gently ambles into your life and takes root, not because it’s revolutionary but because it’s endearing. At first glance, it might seem like another opposites-attract comedy, but there’s something about the warmth and humor woven through its mismatched love story that pulls you in. For Christians…
What does it mean to recover, to stumble, and to keep going when life knocks you flat on your back? Aisling Bea’s This Way Up doesn’t pretend to have the answers, but it does something more honest: it shows you the mess. The mess of mental health, of relationships that don’t fit neatly into a…