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
Josh Reviews The Mandalorian Season Three — Part Two!
On Monday I began my in-depth look back at The Mandalorian season three! Let’s continue with the second half of the season: Episode 05: “The Pirate” For the first chunk of this episode, I thought we were getting another installment without our main characters (Din,
Josh Reviews The Mandalorian Season Three
After a way-too-long two year hiatus, The Mandalorian returned with an eight-episode third season that I thought was a tremendous amount of fun (even though I admit it didn’t quite deliver everything I’d hoped for). This was an unusual season of television, with lots of tw
Josh Reviews The Bear Season One
The Bear is a TV show created by Christopher Storer, who also wrote four of the first season’s eight episodes, and directed five of them. The show focuses on Carmy, a talented young chef who leaves his position at a prestigious New York City restaurant to return home to run th
Josh Reviews The Bad Batch Season Two
The Bad Batch is an animated Star Wars series set in the days immediately following the fall of the Old Republic and the rise of the Empire. It’s a spin-off of the animated Star Wars: The Clone Wars series, featuring a group of irregular clones who each are somewhat mutated fr
Josh Reviews Shrinking Season One
On the Apple TV+ show Shrinking, Jason Segel stars as Jimmy, a therapist whose wife died a year ago. Jimmy has been in a tailspin ever since. In an attempt to pull himself out of his rut, he decides to break the cardinal rule of a therapist and start getting more involved in his p
Josh Reviews the Triumphant Return of Party Down!
I’d never heard of Party Down during the two seasons it was on the air, on Starz, in 2009-10. But after it was cancelled, I started reading about it. I finally watched the show in 2011, and I fell immediately in love with this brilliant, hilarious show. I tore through those
Josh Reviews Star Trek: Picard Season Three — Part One
I had started to doubt it could ever be possible, but they’ve actually made a modern live-action Star Trek TV show that I don’t hate! (I wrote “live-action” because, while I have been hugely disappointed in almost every modern Star Trek series, including Disc