Category: Television
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The Queen’s Gambit Show Review
In the end, it was worth it. Yes, Beth reached the highest heights. But. But, she lost childhood and normalcy and enjoyment out of life on the way.
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One Day Netflix Show Review
If you want real tears, do what you did the rest of the story. Don’t rely on coincidence for your ending. Because while you’ll have my tears in the moment, we’re still crying about the truly smart, interconnected, character-driven tragedies.
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Andor Review
This show can make you fall in love with Star Wars all over again, discovering that wonder you had as a kid but with the mature point of view you have now. It’s the best of Sci-Fi. It’s the best of fantasy. It’s the best Star Wars since Return of the Jedi.
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Percy Jackson and the Olympians Show Review
It’ll satisfy some fans. But just because it has the same series of events in a row with characters with the same names doesn’t mean it is the same. One is full of personality, fun, suspense, drama, and life. It was so good it made me fall in love with reading. The other is just…
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House of the Dragon Review
This show is full of people, real people in difficult situations and making both good and bad decisions, even with costumes and dragons. And the most “real” person it showcases struggles with applying a deeply spiritual question to his hard life.
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One Piece: Taking Your Characters Seriously
It’s not complicated. But it is so fun to just have focused, invested enjoyment. Good action scenes, a creative world, and most of all, characters that are taken seriously in the midst of the insanity. What’s not to love?
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Arcane Show Review
While Arcane shows us what are not the answers, personally, I believe Christianity has the answer. But whether or not you believe that answer, the question remains. What do you do when you’ve done something unacceptably wrong? Arcane is powerful enough to deal with that question, and many more.
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The Chosen: Season 3
This season did a season-long story right. It has themes and interconnection and idea progression through plot. And if you don’t know what that means, it means it’s good.
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The Chosen: Season 2
There’s so much good to this show. So much fun and life and energy and vision. I just hope it doesn’t eventually buckle under its own weight.
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The Chosen: Season 1
As it leans into a particular part of who we know Jesus to be, the show makes choices. It’s those choices in particular that interest me both as a Christian and as a lover of entertainment.