Even though this fall television season has been full of wonderful new shows, there are so many returning fall tv shows that we here at Pop Culturalist were incredibly excited to see again. From dramas to comedies, there is so much out there to watch and love. We had a hard time narrowing it down. A couple of our runner-ups included Modern Family, Empire, and Crazy Ex-Girlfriend. We prevailed, though, and picked our favorites: American Horror Story, FX, Wednesday 10/9c As far as American Horror Story, which is now in
There are a ton of great new shows this Fall. So, it’s possible you’ve overlooked a few (we know we did). But, one show that should be on your radar is USA Network’s Eyewitness. The well-executed crime drama is breaking down barriers in mainstream media with its two lead gay characters. Based on a Norwegian series, Eyewitness follows the aftermath of a horrific triple homicide and its effects on the two innocent boys who witnessed the crime. The twist? No one knows it happened except the killer and the teenagers.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year… and I’m not talking about snowflakes, sugar cookies, and pretty bows on pretty presents. Friends, it’s the time of year when we can let out our inner Sanderson sister (#TeamWinifred), and run amok with Hocus Pocus-themed EVERYTHING. Now, I love Hocus Pocus— I really, really do. I can quote it like a champ, and I remember seeing it in the local theater back in 1993… and then I remember having nightmares about Billy the “Good” Zombie for weeks. I hardcore crushed on Thackery Binx, envied
The Flea Theater debuts two new one-act plays by A.R. Gurney: Ajax and Squash. Together they are called Two Class Acts. They are performed each night, separate from each other, but, if you’d like to see both of them, it’s easy to do. Running at about an hour a piece, each one-act centers on the relationship between a student and a teacher. (for more on Ajax, visit The Flea’s website here.) Squash explores both the personal and professional relationships between a college classics professor, Dan (Dan Amboyer), one of his