Josh Reviews The Bear Season Two
It was only a few months ago that I watched, and was blown away by, the first season of The Bear. (Click here for my review!) Created by Christopher Storer (who wrote six of the ten season two episodes, and co-directed three of them), the series follows Carmy, a talented chef who
Josh Reviews Tales of the Jedi
Somehow I hadn’t yet written about one of the best new Star Wars stories in recent memory: Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi! The series was released last spring. I hope it’s the first of many! This series of six short stories (each about 15 minutes in length) tell two interweaving
Josh Reviews Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season Two – Part Two
Yesterday I began my look back at season two of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. Read on for my thoughts on the rest of the season, including the crossover with Lower Decks and the surprisingly fun musical episode! 06 — Lost in Translation After seeing Spock and Chapel kiss at t
Josh Reviews Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season Two
Coming off of the excellent Picard season three, I was curious to see if similar improvements would be in evidence for the second season of Strange New Worlds, the prequel series set on Captain Pike’s Enterprise, several years before TOS. Many critics, as well as my friends who ar
Josh Reviews Murderville: Who Killed Santa?
Will Arnett’s improv murder mystery show, Murderville, dropped a double-sized holiday special episode last December. I hadn’t had a chance to watch Who Killed Santa? A Murderville Murder Mystery until a few weeks ago, but I’m so glad I did. It’s the best ep
Josh Reviews Ted Lasso Season Three!
Is Ted Lasso season three the end of the show? It’s weird that we still don’t know! If this is the end, I am very satisfied. If it’s not the end, that’s good news as well, as I’d love to continue following the lives of this compelling cast of charac
Josh Reviews The Afterparty Season One
The Afterparty is an eight-episode TV series for Apple TV, created by Christopher Miller. (Mr. Miller, along with his frequent partner Phil Lord, directed the two 21 Jump Street movies, directed and wrote The Lego Movie, and produced Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.) The Afterpa
Josh Reviews History of the World Part II
Whereas I’ve always wanted to see Spaceballs II: The Search for More Money, I never had any hopes or expectation that there would be a sequel to Mel Brooks’ 1981 film History of the World (Part 1). That Part 1 was always a joke! Because the world is still turning and,
Josh Reviews Jack Ryan Season Three
In the third season of Jack Ryan, Jack (John Krasinski) and Greer (Wendell Pierce) are on the trail of a rogue group within Russia that are set on instigating war between Russia and the United States. They’ve reactivated a secret Cold War program to create a dangerous weapon, and
Josh Reviews Star Trek: Picard: Season Three — Part Two!
I enjoyed the first half of Star Trek: Picard season three, and the second half did not disappoint. I am so impressed at how completely they turned around this show. I strongly disliked the first two seasons of Picard, but new show-runner Terry Malalas and his team did an incredible