Shawn Bourdo

“‘It’s going to be hard to watch.’ – Negan warning us a little too late into the episode.” – Shawn

“They called it ‘Swear’ because I swear it contained 13 minutes of actual storytelling.” – Shawn

“The continued loss of interest is correlated to the lack of zombies for me.” – Shawn

“I found myself wishing that Negan would just start killing people so we could move on from this.” – Kim

“I just hope there’s a point to all of this that I’m just not seeing yet.” – Shawn

“I hope we get some resolutions or this is going to be painful.” – Kim

“In the words of Abraham, ‘Suck my nuts,’ writers/producers. We deserved better.” – Kim

A rarely seen Peanuts special deserves your attention as it turns 50.

At its best, TV tells unique stories that don’t fit into the limited motion picture format of 90-200 minute limitations.

Shows like Breaking Bad and The Wire owe much to how Dekalog lets stories play out.

2016 takes another one of my heroes.

A chaotic classic worth seeing again.

“I love this show in a way that other comic adaptations have fallen short.” – Shawn

“This is still the best show currently airing.” – Kim

“Food court! Food court!”

Just so you know, vanilla extract is flammable.

Bit characters get their story about their roles in one of the biggest stories ever.

“Everything feels headed in the right direction.” – Shawn

“I’m worried that I won’t get everything I need answered by the end of the season.” – Kim

“It all comes together so seamlessly, to offer one surprise after another, keeping this show fresh and interesting.” – Kim

“It all felt different this week and I can’t put my finger on the problem.” – Shawn

Stay gold, Preacher. You are off to a great start.

“An amalgam of all of the crap rolled in to one last hurrah before getting a break.” – Kim

An above average start to what looks like a fun series with people blowing up.

“I didn’t get enough Nick to make me happy and I can’t bring myself to even say it was a mediocre episode.” – Shawn

“Can we have more Patsy Cline tunes in future episodes?” – Kim

Blood in the streets, Strand in the sheets.

“I may have experienced some nervous energy during last night’s episode. It lasted all of 30 seconds.” – Kim

Does “All Fall Down” refer to all the sense in this show currently?

T&A are on the job trying to make sense of this season of FTWD.

“Sure am glad that’s not how I spent my last day on Earth.” – Kim

“What would an episode this season be if one of our team didn’t get captured?” – Shawn

Two Vincent Price classics come to Blu-ray with mixed results.

“There was a lot happening in this episode, but not a lot happened.” – Kim

“I wish that there wasn’t such a thing as the internet to ruin all of the tension in a show like this.” – Kim

I hold this series to a high bar and I was very satisfied with the final product.

“There was a weight to this episode that hasn’t been consistent this season.” – Shawn

“We’ve got all of the makings of a Very Special Easter Edition of The Walking Dead.” – Kim

The newest adaptation is updated but not necessarily improved.

“I didn’t hate the episode I just felt like I had tuned into a special-guest-written episode.” – Shawn

“I’d rank [this episode] in my top 3 of all time. Maybe even top 2.” – Kim

“For every Human Target that comes and goes without notice, there will be a Constantine that leaves far too early.” – Shawn

And treat yo’self to some Rifftrax this month.

A thoughtful and abstract look at the best and worst of TV in 2015.

The season comes to a half end and after a little time to think about it, Kim and Shawn react.

“It’s been a season of Epic Fail.” – Shawn

In which the bastardness of the executioner is debated and characters questioned.

“This show is quickly losing me.” – Kim

“The Walking Dead returned with a little more excitement, and I do mean ‘little’.” – Kim