TV - Aftermath (Page 3)

You Should Be Watching Common Side Effects

With Warner Bros. owning Adult Swim, it sometimes feels like only a matter of time before the adult-oriented animation channel gets sent to the tax writeoff mines. Which makes its

By Riley MacLeod

/ 12 Feb 2025

Two characters sit in a bench in the show Common Side Effects

Our Thoughts And Theories On Severance's Second Season

A new season of Severance is finally upon us! Gita, Chris and Riley sat down to talk through the season premiere, which is enigmatic as ever. Gita: Chris! Riley! Last

By Riley MacLeod, Gita Jackson and Chris Person

/ 21 Jan 2025

Adam Scott and Britt Lower in "Severance," now streaming on Apple TV+.

I Want To Live In The Silo

I am an enormous fan of Silo, having first run into it as a comic (I missed the books, sorry!) and now as a TV series currently screening its second

By Luke Plunkett

/ 19 Dec 2024

A Simpsons Episode Starring Derren Brown Is An Excuse For Me To Tell You About One Of My Favorite Things

Since Disney owns The Simpsons, there are sometimes episodes that are only on Disney+. Despite The Simpsons being one of the shows I regularly play in the background while I’

By Riley MacLeod

/ 18 Dec 2024

Marge Simpson and Derren Brown on "The Simpsons"

The Day of the Jackal Is So Good Except This One Part That Makes Absolutely No Sense

Peacock’s The Day of the Jackal, a new adaptation of the novel by Frederick Forsyth, is pretty great television. There’s just one part that makes no fucking sense

By Gita Jackson

/ 16 Dec 2024

eddie redmayne as the jackal in day of the jackal

Say Nothing Tells A Complex Story About Politics And Violence

As teens in the 90s, a high school history teacher introduced my sister and me to Irish politics. Names like Patrick Pearse and Bobby Sands became common in our house,

By Riley MacLeod

/ 18 Nov 2024

Young Marian and Dolours Price as portrayed in FX's "Say Nothing."

Concord Is Still In Amazon's Secret Level Show

The latest round of hype for Secret Level, Amazon’s show based on various video games, is here, ahead of the show’s official premiere on December 10. Both an

By Riley MacLeod

/ 13 Nov 2024

The word "Concord" as seen in Amazon's Secret Level show

Yakuza's TV Adaptation Does The Only Thing It Can Do

I can see the overarching appeal in turning Yakuza: Like A Dragon into a TV series. It's gotten wildly popular in the West in recent years. There are

By Luke Plunkett

/ 31 Oct 2024

Yakuza's TV Adaptation Does The Only Thing It Can Do

Why Aren’t There More Games Based On Reality TV?

For better or worse, reality TV is everywhere, a continent-sized chunk of the modern media landscape. But even though shows like Survivor, Too Hot To Handle, Love Is Blind, The

By Nathan Grayson

/ 25 Oct 2024

Why Aren’t There More Games Based On Reality TV?

Just Give Me A Damn Second, Netflix

Yesterday, Variety reported that Netflix has cancelled Kaos after one season, a show based on Greek mythology that premiered on August 29. Despite spending most of its life so far

By Riley MacLeod

/ 9 Oct 2024

Jeff Goldblum as Zeus from the Netflix show Kaos

Let Mickey Mouse Have A Gun

Epic is talking a big game about its ever-shifting vision of the metaverse again, and as usual, it’s mostly word salad presumably meant to whet investors’ appetites. But one

By Nathan Grayson

/ 7 Oct 2024

I Can Not Stop Watching Escape To The Country, A TV Series That Shows Me The Darkest Corners Of Hell

For most of my conscious life, I have only ever watched TV shows that I enjoy. I have never understood people hate-watching something, or watching a show that makes them

By Luke Plunkett

/ 24 Sep 2024

I Can Not Stop Watching Escape To The Country, A TV Series That Shows Me The Darkest Corners Of Hell