First Look at Snowpiercer Season Two
Don’t let 2021 be like it is on Snowpiercer!
Zoey’s Extraordinary Season Two
It’s back! More singing, more dancing, and more moving on with life after everything feels over.
2020 In Review
Trying to recap 2020 feels like a lost cause. But here’s what we’ve done.
The Final Times “The Facts of Life” Was Gay
We’ve finally reached the end of “The Facts of Life” and honestly the last two seasons are the bad.
New Feature: Time Between Death
The year is coming to an end, and we are always moving forward with data representation.
On Tap for 2021 on US Primetime
That feels weird to type. 2021. Usually by December I’m getting a feel that a year is over and we’ve had new TV to watch so there are new shows to dissect and discuss and … well. A lot of those plans are just gone. While shows have started filming (and we’ve gotten new episodes…
Farewell “One Day at a Time” – I Miss You Already
This is it. Our show is over. There will be no more new episodes of One Day at a Time. So thank you to everyone who made those 46 episodes.
“One Day at a Time” Needs a Home … Again
I feel like I’m writing this for the 3rd time, but … we need to save ODaaT again because everything is sucky in 2020.
“Saved By The Bell” is Back
Starting today is the revival of “Saved By The Bell” and it’s worth watching. Even without caffeine pills.
Historical Primetime Popularity
As hard as it is to collect proper data, we’re making a go at figuring out if queer content make your show popular.
Fake News and Popularity
Determining what is and is not popular is not as easy as looking at a list, due to the uncertain nature of the data sources.
The Relationship of Growth and Death
Understanding the growth (and decline) of characters on air, and how that relates to the number of character deaths