TV Posts Tagged as 'Wit Crack'
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Velvet Buzzsaw (2019) 
An expose of the art world with a horror addendum. It spends too much time characterizing a patronizing society and very little imagination bringing the art and kills to life. Jake wraps his character in queer banality and sexual confusion like the problematic characters of yore (Jodie Dallas from Soap and Steven Carrington from Dynasty.) I'm starting to believe he actually may be straight. 20-Nov-2019
90 Day Fiance: The Other Way, Tell All (2019) 
The silences were as creepy as the perjury. The individuals allowed the worst to happen to them because they misconstrued social media's message of full acceptance. When danger is involved, you allow mental clarity to check in not ask it to make you blind. It was an unintentional Halloween special that intrigued and horrified with no special thought. We yelled at the screen but they didn't listen. Everyone knows that Cinderella marrying Shrek is bad. 21-Oct-2019
I'm Just Fucking With You (2019)
Testing our tolerance of obnoxious or "Joker 2." 16-Oct-2019
Schitt's Creek (2015-) 
Histrionic and unfledged bullshit. 02-Sep-2019
Always Be My Maybe (2018) 
Cuteness chokes us in, Keanu's monster beard cues us out and inequality kills it. Having the woman win doesn't make it equal, it makes it supremacist. 30-Aug-2019
Mexican Dynasties (2019-)
The art of ham is served on a silver platter, familial hypocrisy has a high calorie intake and favoritism is hard to digest. The adults exist in a bubble that exalts the brand and disallows their children a future comparison. The countenances and speak of the babies is where the truth lives. 24-Aug-2019
Leah Remini: It's All Relative (2014-)
Like family... they grate and they charm. Leah cuts through the reality bullshit by being self aware and droll. It's funnier than Kevin Can Wait and daddies are on squish patrol. The accents and sentimentality stay past its short run. I miss them. 12-Jul-2019
Kevin Hart: Irresponsible (2019)
The first minutes veer unsteadily towards parental rancor and celebrity retribution. The funny sneaks in when he relaxes and unleashes the demons that perch. He presents a portrait of a man that I don't have to agree with but will lend a listen to. 20-Apr-2019
Amy Schumer: Growing (2019) 
Amy returns to form by bulldozing, observing and deriding to make us laugh. 20-Apr-2019
Love, Death & Robots (2019)
It doesn't allow you much prep time. It dives right into the action (with mixed results) but the eye is warped to the land of innovative technical wizardry and it magnetizes. 26-Mar-2019
Teddy Pendegrass: If You Don't Me (2019)
I found out more about the man, re-grooved to the music and applauded his life and talent. 19-Mar-2019
Dating #NoFilter (2019-)
The dates are as tacky as promised and observant wit is always a welcome. 26-Jan-2019
Orny Adams: More Than Loud (2018)
Hilarious daddy that would never spit out a child because he cares. 01-Jan-2019
Jerry Lewis Show, The (1963) 
I wanted to assess my child adoration for this man's art. As an adult my lack of patience warns me that he borrowed faces from the mentally hurt to shine a light on their hilarity. It feels wrong. 19-Dec-2018
Happy! (2017-) 
Sometimes we need to take a trip to the land of fantastic in order for reality to sink in. The balls are unbreakable. 19-Dec-2018
A Christmas gift that explodes. 16-Dec-2018
It's high on a drug that doesn't exist. Nothing/everything makes sense. I stick with it because I want to see the child saved and because messy daddy keeps it angry and moving riotously. 27-Nov-2018
