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She Geek Critique – Unstoppable Together

Fans of shows that have been on for more than a couple of seasons know that there are ups and downs with the quality of storylines and even individual episodes. This is especially true as plots are drawn out to fill a season, when maybe they should have moved on to something new. But it’s always gratifying when an episode pops up a few seasons in that you would honestly call one of the best of the entire run of the show. That happened recently with Agents of SHIELDContinue reading She Geek Critique – Unstoppable Together

Gotham Gal West Coast – The Office Star Brings Pretzels to Fans

Which The Office star is working on making “pretzel day” just a little more accessible to the masses? We’ll give you a hint, this star NAMED the holiday that made working in a Scranton business park just a little easier.

Give up? The answer is a little easier than you might think.  Continue reading Gotham Gal West Coast – The Office Star Brings Pretzels to Fans

She Geek Critique – For the Love of the MCU

You already know I’m a Marvel chick, so obviously I saw Avengers: Infinity War opening night. Like most viewers, fans and norms, I thought it was a fantastic movie. The way they changed the story from the comics worked really well. And the fact that, after 10 years of Marvel movies, they still managed to surprise me was pretty amazing. But I’m not here with a review of the movie (you can read plenty of those online) – today I’m reviewing the MCU and what this past decade has meant.  Continue reading She Geek Critique – For the Love of the MCU

She Geek Critique – Spinning Around

If you’re a fan of Supernatural, you know that the much anticipated spinoff Wayward Sisters is on its way. And last week, they gave viewers a “back door” pilot episode focusing on the female hunters saving Sam and Dean. It was a good episode and did a great job of introducing the spinoff. It got me thinking about spinoffs in general and what works when sending them off on their own.  Continue reading She Geek Critique – Spinning Around