If there is one thing MTV’s Daria will be remembered for it’s for Daria’s notoriously monotone voice, amazing music, and witty dialogue that could slice steel. Despite the cynicism, the show did resonate with being an outsider and how to get through those odd years of high school. However, for one episode only, Daria and […] More
‘My Mom, Greg’s Mom, and Josh’s Sweet Dance Moves’ is the first holiday episode of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend. It stands out to me because it highlights the roots of a lot of Rebecca’s problems. We have all seen it countless times, when anyone on television (even in real life) addresses their issues, usually in therapy, it comes […] More
Welcome to What’s the Buzz, where members of our staff provide you with recommendations on a weekly basis. This week, Cat Smith is screaming over the In the Heights trailer, Stephanie Edwards is watching David Ehrlich’s “Best of 2019”, Abbie Sears is dancing to Rotimi’s Beauty of Becoming, and John Bernardy recommends another Watchmen podcast: […] More
It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia has always been a show that does not shy away from controversial topics, so it shouldn’t surprise anyone that the musical episode “The Nightman Cometh” (S4E13) exists. “The Nightman Cometh”—written by Charlie Day, Glenn Howerton, and Rob McElhenney, and directed by Matt Shakman—is consistently on Best Of It’s Always Sunny […] More
The musical episode of show is not a new idea. Everything from Grey’s Anatomy to Riverdale has dabbled in the musical arts for the small screen. That being said, there are many different ways that episodes can handle the music. Sometimes a singular song (or group of songs) is simply a strong overarching theme. Other […] More
There are 16 seasons of Grey’s Anatomy, so there are easily a bunch of episodes I could cover. There’s a reason the hospital drama has lasted for as long as it has. Its cast of characters are frustratingly relatable. The stories it manages to produce continue to draw viewers in for being interesting, and when […] More
When a non-musical show decides to have a stab at a musical episode, it can go one of two ways. It can be diabolical, feeling completely out of place and ruining the characters and story the fans have grown to love. Or it can be incredible, transforming those characters into a whole new version of […] More
Welcome to What’s the Buzz, where members of our staff provide you with recommendations on a weekly basis. This week’s entries come from: Rachel Stewart, Abbie Sears, John Bernardy, Jason Sheppard, and Hawk Ripjaw. Rachel: Moulin Rouge Gets a Broadway Remix Truth, beauty, freedom, and love…the bohemians are back in town! It’s been nearly 20 […] More
Company has always been a favourite of mine. I’m a fan of musicals in general, and Stephen Sondheim in particular. Company is arguably a jewel in his multi-faceted crown. All that said—it first premiered on Broadway in 1970, and maybe it’s a little dated. I don’t care because I know it and love it, but […] More
I have always had a hard time relating to women, especially women in television and film who are often represented with very feminine characteristics. I identify as non-binary, and I don’t have the same looks or the same mannerisms as the women I grew up watching. So many young girls and adult women are severely […] More
Welcome to What’s the Buzz, where members of our staff provide you with recommendations on a weekly basis. This week’s entries come from: Rachel Stewart, John Bernardy, Conrad Smith, Anthony Divers, and J.C. Hotchkiss. Rachel: One floating princess, two kingdoms at odds. Who better to transform a feminist fairy tale to a musical by Tori […] More
Much to my dismay, the show that undoubtedly changed my life in various wonderful ways, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, recently came to an end. I have to say, while I had been surprised by certain aspects of the finale, such as the one year gap in time, and seeing Josh Chan (Vincent Rodriguez III) in a new […] More
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