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Arrow: A Terrific Reveal
Just about everyone who enters into the orbit of Oliver Queen on a regular basis on Arrow and lives ends up as a superhero. Ex-girlfriend Laurel Lance? She’s Black Canary. Sister Thea? We know her better as Speedy now. Even John Diggle, who’s probably the last person in the Arrowverse to want to be called more »
Read MoreFinding the Formula on The Flash
If there’s been a constant theme for the season and two-thirds that we’ve seen of The Flash thus far, it’s that Barry Allen knows he has to get faster. Despite being able to run at sufficient speed to break the sound barrier and travel through time, he’s still found himself overmatched when it comes to more »
Read MoreArrow: Courtroom Drama
Almost every superhero has a day job. The crew on Arrow has had a wide variety, including Felicity Smoak serving as CEO of Palmer Technologies and Thea Queen once running her own nightclub. Laurel Lance has perhaps the most important career of the whole bunch, seeing as she’s a district attorney in an obviously crime-ridden more »
Read MoreIs The Flash Really the Fastest Man Alive?
Every episode of The Flash begins with a voice-over from star Grant Gustin that informs viewers that he is Barry Allen and boldly states, “And I am the fastest man alive.” One problem: Now more than ever, that’s proven to not be the case. After this week’s new episode of The Flash, it’s not even more »
Read MoreAre These the “Comedy Legends” of Tomorrow?
“Night of the Hawk” is probably one of the funniest episodes coming from DC’s Legends of Tomorrow. Every character’s humor was on point in this episode. Our equally hilarious After Show hosts — Jack Hind, Tatiana Mariesa, and Rory Ross — also unanimously agree that the latest installment of this series took a big jump more »
Read MoreA Sheldian Bargain
Hey, After Show fans! Our esteemed hosts — Adam Kruger, Tia Robinson, and Brandee Steger — bring us another great post-episode discussion about that lovable quirky gang from The Big Bang Theory. After having one week off, our crew of awesome nerds return in “The Application Deterioration” with a master plan to get their business more »
Read More“Marooned” Was Heavy on the Onions and the Cheese
A pairing of onions and cheese is probably a big gastronomic disaster waiting to happen. But in the world of sci-fi and comic book shows, when you have some teary-eyed interactions coupled with a ridiculous premise, it translates into a delicious episode. So let’s gets started with some appetizers … The Legends of Tomorrow After more »
Read MoreWhat Will Agent Carter Season 3 Look Like?
Wait a minute, Steve … shouldn’t the question be “Will Agent Carter even get a Season 3?” I know, I know, “Hollywood Ending” — the season finale of Agent Carter Season 2 — was the least-watched Agent Carter episode out of its whole series run — and the show never really had impressive numbers to more »
Read More“Star City 2046” Brings out Some “Legendary” Information About Our Hosts
In their usual hilarious off-beat style, our Legends of Tomorrow After Show hosts — Jack Hind, Jon Lee Brody, and Tatiana Mariesa — revealed some things about themselves to the world: Jack doesn’t just like Rip Hunter. He wants to be Rip Hunter. Or how he says it, “Rip Huntah!” Jon orders food at McDonald’s more »
Read MoreSheldon’s 200 EQ
You know, sometimes the planets align perfectly. And that’s exactly what happened with “The Celebration Experimemtation” — the 200th episode of The Big Bang Theory. There are many reasons behind the title of this article. I’m not sure if the writers did this on purpose, but if you dig deep enough, everything about this episode more »
Read MoreNo Arrows for “Taken,” Just Bombs
I’m going to call it right now: The Arrow After Show Team of Adam Kruger, Jack Hind, Carolina Bonetti, and Olivia De Bortoli has to be the most passionate group of hosts I have ever seen. Why am I saying this? Read on and you’ll understand. We all know that this week’s Arrow episode “Taken” more »
Read MoreIs Whitney Frost the Most Feminist Character on Agent Carter?
Before I start my little essay on why I think Whitney Frost is the most feminist character on the show, I’d like to first say that I understand that feminism is a very complex issue. Experts and activists have various definitions for the term. And socially and politically, many people will not agree on what more »
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