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Over Our Heads with The Facts of Life

In starting back up with my new media blog, I thought that it was only fitting that I review over the season seven premiere episodes of The Facts of Life : "Out of the Fire...," "Into the Frying Pan," and "Grand Opening" (1985). While I have seen these episodes several times throughout the years, I thought it may be fitting to review these over again as I start this new beginning. "Out of the Fire..." Starting off the episode, we see Tootie (Kim Fields) entering a plane to head back to her home of Peekskill, New York, waiting for her friends and co-stars Blair (Lisa Whelchel), Natalie (Mindy Cohn), and Jo (Nancy McKeon) to board. It is at this point that we introduce the episode's addition of thought narration, one of the more humorous parts of the episode. When we arrive back to Edna's Edibles to start off the season, we see a fire has occurred not long beforehand, charring much of the set and allowing for an easy retooling of the series...

Jeopardy! Reflections February 2022

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Jeopardy! is produced by Sony Pictures Television and distributed by CBS Studios. For fans of the Sony Pictures Television fan favorite answers-and-questions game Jeopardy! , this has been an interesting two years as there have been several major changes going on both in the studio and outside as the show is now halfway through it’s thirty-eighth season of original syndicated quiz programming. There was actually so many changes within the show these past two seasons that it actually took me over a page to give the short version of it all ( See below if interested ). Nevertheless, these past two seasons have been a fun one, and has seen the likes of various different contestants, and hosts for that matter (guest and permanent alike), have fun playing the game while earning tons of money. The ongoing pandemic aside, the biggest change to the show was the loss of beloved host Alex Trebek part way through season, with consulting producer and former champion Ken Jennings initially filling...

Diary of a Future President S1 E1 "Hello World"

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Many people are familiar with the likes of Marvel superheroes and space-based antiheroes gracing their screen after they pull up the streaming service Disney+. For others, it may instead show former television hits such as Boy Meets World and Smart Guy or perhaps even the studio’s legendary animated tales. However, a show that truly captivated me starting on episode one when watching was CBS Studios’ Diary of a Future President . At the time the only original show on the service not made by the in-house studio, Diary comes from the creative mind of Ilana Peña and stars Tess Romero as the titular protagonist. While I was originally going to simply start by reviewing the series as a whole, I instantly realized that doing so would be a disservice to the amazing writing of this Miami Glades-based series. That being stated, I decided to individually review each episode of the series upon rewatch, beginning with the first episode “Hello World” in this review. For starters, every moment of t...

Welcome to the Blog!

“Look, eventually somebody is going to ask you guys for your personal opinion on something.” – Isabella Gomez as Alicia Gomez on Head of the Class. Today, January 13, 2022, I am proud to announce the beginning of my next chapter in content creating, or should I say page? After over five and a half years of doing content creation, I am glad to launch my newest venture, which is the creation of my new blog. Blogging isn’t a new idea for me, having launched a technology blog within my first year of content creation in October 2016, later restarting in January 2020, but I often felt limited to what I could do without room to grow. However, after years of expanding my horizons and allowing my expectations to evolve for the better, as well as six months of preparation, I decided to finally give blogging a shot again for 2022. What can you expect in this blog? As a media studies student, I expect to use this blog to share reviews and personal insights of various television shows and m...

Welcome!

1,922 days after initially beginning content creation, I am pleased to finally be entering the space of media reviewing! On this blog, I will be posting new content such as television and movie reviews.