Dr. Seuss’ stories fumbled in film before. But this Netflix show, besides its visual grandeur, satiates with clever writing…and a lot more.

Well, I thought I would have gotten my review of Green Eggs and Ham all squared away soon, but there are still some kinks I have to work...

I never grasped the basics of D&D 'til I saw this show. And don't let its premise fool you, it unveils FAR more with it than meets the eye!

Let's see what you've got, 2024.

From the Earth to the Moon, Mars, and an asteroid in 2003. What does it say of NASA's long-term space mission in the show's fourth outing?

Let's ride into Whoville and lend an ear as we see how the green Christmas hater here became a cherished tradition year after year.

Way back in days of old, there was a legend told of a musical Medieval show whose legacy extends beyond our family devotion to it. And how!

It stylishly confronted in 19 episodes what most afterschool specials did at the time. But its lifeblood isn’t limited to just Claire Danes.

After two glorious seasons and a struggling spinoff, does Din Djarin and Grogu’s next adventure tie back to Star Wars’ sense of spectacle?

Cat in the Hat? Grinch? Watch out. He's coming for you! Seemingly innocent, and colorful, too, what this story unpacks may surprise you.

At its 80th outing, what new triumphs emerged at the Golden Globes for the best of 2022?

After 2 seasons of spooky beauty, what did So Weird end on in its 3rd season? A new female lead and a lighter tone. It can’t be good…can it?

It’s the 1990s, and after soaring to the Moon, it’s off to Mars they go! And guess what? It guarantees as many surprises as it does thrills.

In the late 60s, Albert Ruddy turned a Mafia book into what's to become one of the greatest films of all time. Where does this offer stand?

One of the most iconic characters of Star Wars finally gets his own show! But is there anything to see underneath its mask? Brace yourself…

Four years ago, Nadia humorously explored life's mysteries through time loops. Now she's going at it again through time travels. All aboard!

I may have to find an excuse to read more books after this...

After slipping under the radar for years, NGE made a comeback via Netflix with an all-new dub…whose shortcomings left its fans irate. Why?

26 episodes, with the last 2 being the most divisive, and it all led to this. Is this the longed-for saving grace fit for NGE and its fans?

Straight out of Japan and the vision of a man struggling with depression, how did this animated phenomenon change the face of anime?