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OUTLANDER: BLOOD OF MY BLOOD premieres tonight on Starz
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OUTLANDER: BLOOD OF MY BLOOD premieres tonight on Starz
this needs to be out in the world
Love a corporate stooge turned do-gooder
#TvGuide share of Deadline article abt #NoahWyle new character on new series #Leverage2.0 for #IMDbTV in 2021
Time to get back on our screens, Matty.
So, other than Big Brother, which was one of the bigger reasons I was absent most of the summer because I was all invested in my fandom over that elsewhere, I did watch a lot of other TV this summer that I enjoyed and wanted to talk about. Here’s a few highlights:
The 100 continued to be super weird, but I’m still into it.
Agents of Shield continued to be super weird, but I’m not sure if I am still into it or not?
American Princess, sadly cancelled, was a delightful new show on Lifetime about a woman who runs off to join a Ren Faire.
BH90210 is a ridiculous soapy campy cheesy combination of real life and totally fictionalized aspects of the actors from one of my all-time fave shows and I am loving everything about it and I don’t CARE. Reallyreally hoping they get to do another season. (Really miss Luke, tho)
Derry Girls - what a delightful show! I binged it based on gif sets I’d seen around on tumblr and am now obsessed with it.
Elementary had a lovely farewell to fans, I think.
Euphoria was heart wrenching and Zendaya deserves all of the awards for it!
Gentleman Jack is wlw and historical romance CANDY.
Grand Hotel, also sadly cancelled, was a fun summer soap with just oodles of diversity.
Jane the Virgin had a very satisfying ending, imo.
Killjoys had an incredibly satisfying ending, but I am still very sad that it’s over.
The Outpost continued to be enjoyable, but I still have a couple of episodes of that to watch!
Pose was just - uhggghhg all the feels!
Reef Break was a fun action adventure show where it’s a woman with a complex past who gets to play anti-hero and save the day every week.
The Righteous Gemstones is so fucking hilarious. If you enjoy dark comedy that’s a bit juvenile at times you absolutely have to check this one out. I crack up several times every episode and have found myself caring for these ridonkulous characters, as well, which was a surprise because they’re quite terrible.
She-Ra - I am not normally into animated series but had heard such good things about this that I checked it out and very much liked it.
Schitt’s Creek was a show I was not interested in when it started but I kept getting it rec’d to me by people whose taste normally aligns with mine, so I finally checked it out and I am loving the shit out of it! I cackle at least once every episode. I’ve still got about a season and a half to go in my marathon watching, and I am going to be quite sad once I’ve caught up and don’t have any more new episodes to just load up and watch for hours at a time.
Siren is still the best bipolymermaid canon show around. I mean, it’s probably the only bipolymermaid canon show around but STILL. It is Delightful.
Succession, I feel, got even deeper into the family dysfunction this season and I was digging it. That smile at the end of the season finale? HEH.
Trinkets was an adorable little show on Netflix that I felt showed female teen friendship in a pretty accurate light.
Veronica Mars was - well. I actually really enjoyed most of the season right up until that fucking ending. I know a lot of fans were soured on the entire season, but I could make a case for all of it IF IT HADN’T ENDED THAT WAY. So yea, not a happy fan. I’m probably never going to be able to see the show the same to be honest. It’s not a good feeling.
Shows I haven’t gotten to yet, but still intend to:
Carnival Row, Dear White People season 3, Good Omens, Jessica Jones’ last season, Scream’s 3rd season, Stranger Things (any season - I really need to start this show already), Why Women Kill
Shows I didn’t get to but might?? IDK? Fear the Walking Dead. I kinda burned myself out on TWD and didn’t finish the last 9 eps from last season and then didn’t watch Fear this summer and have yet to start TWD this fall, so IDK. Maybe I’ll try and pick it back up at some point or maybe I’ll decide all those eps are clogging up my DVR and give it up eventually. Only time will tell!
BoJack Horseman is bringing ace representation to mainstream pop culture, but I feel alienated by Todd.
Could it be Deke? It's totally Deke, right?
"I think she's getting there, I think that's what it is," Bennet said of Daisy's readiness for a new foray into romance. "At the end of Season 3, [there was] so much loss, she was like, 'I can't be around anybody. I'll hurt everybody. I'm going to leave.' You really see her mature through her reactions to trauma throughout the whole series. This season, I wanted to make sure that the love interest wasn't in reaction to anything... I think Season 6, we're getting into that place, but I think as the Captain of the FitzSimmons ship, I think she's focused on them."
However, the fact that Daisy is apparently ready to consider romance again is interesting enough to make us consider who might catch her eye this year. The most obvious answer is, of course, Deke (Jeff Ward), who made his interest in Daisy pretty clear last season.
"We all know what Deke wants," Bennet continued. "We know Deke wants it."
Ward hinted that despite Daisy being locked in space with her dedicated rescue squad, she and Deke would be sharing quite a bit of time together this season. As to whether those scenes will take on a romantic nature? That's anyone's guess.
"They will definitely spend a bunch more time together, and their relationship continues to grow and evolve," Ward said. "I hope something happens. Wouldn't that be nice?"
It sure would be nice to see these two turn their chemistry into something substantial, but we're not sure FitzSimmons would agree, since Deke is actually their future grandson. It might be a little weird for everyone involved, but we guess weird is always relative on this show!
I just want to thank Ellen Barkin, she was the reason I started watching Animal Kingdom and it’s gonna be weird come season five. TNT should do better by their stars, even if narratively that was one hell of a story line.