Tag Archives: Television

The Company Man, Revisited

Posted on December 13, 2025 by Tom Garrett

Tonight, December 13, 2025, will mark the final appearance of John Cena as an in-ring competitor. After he completes his Saturday Night’s Main Event match against Gunther, his run as a performer will be complete. The fact that his last … Continue reading →

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Timely Streaming Review: Andor (Season 2)

Posted on July 8, 2025 by Tom Garrett

*SPOILERS AHEAD* I’m of two minds when it comes to Andor. It is unquestionably a great TV show. Andor’s first season is rivaled only by the first season of The Mandalorian in terms of Star Wars projects that approach the quality of the … Continue reading →

Posted in Commentary, Reviews, Television | Tagged Andor, Bail Organa, Benjamin Bratt, Commentary, Darth Vader, Dedra Meero, Denise Gough, Diego Luna, Disney, Genevieve O'Reilly, Kyle Soller, Luthen Rael, Mon Mothma, Reviews, Star Wars, Stellan Skarsgard, Syril Karn, Television | Leave a comment

The WandaVision Series Finale

Posted on March 5, 2021 by Tom Garrett

And, so, the first (and, presumably, only) season of WandaVision came to a conclusion with Episode 9, “The Series Finale.” Before I get into the spoiler-y bits, let me recap the key finale expectations I had after last week’s episode. … Continue reading →

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No Multiverse Required

Posted on February 26, 2021 by Tom Garrett

Over the last month, WandaVision seemingly opened the door to a much larger multiverse, but still left several crucial issues unresolved. Episode 8, “Previously On,” gave us a few answers, and seemingly ruled out some of the more wild-eyed possibilities. Well, … Continue reading →

Posted in Commentary, Movies, Television | Tagged Agatha Harkness, Agnes, Avengers, Commentary, Doctor Doom, Fantastic Four, Ian McKellen, Magneto, Marvel, Marvel Cinematic Universe, Marvel Comics, MCU, Mephisto, Movies, Nexus, Pietro Maximoff, Quicksilver, Reed Richards, Scarlet Witch, Spectrum, Television, Vision, Wanda Maximoff, WandaVision, X-Men | 1 Comment

Dead is Dead – Or Is It?

Posted on February 19, 2021 by Tom Garrett

Over the past three weeks, WandaVision has gone from “show I watch every week when I get a chance” to “a must-watch show the day it comes out” to “show I get up early on Friday to watch first thing.” The only … Continue reading →

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The Truman Show Meets Field of Dreams

Posted on February 13, 2021 by Tom Garrett

I guess this is a WandaVision blog now! Last time around, I made the following observation (among others): Likewise, there are perhaps three explanations for Vision. One, because he’s a synthetic being, albeit a sentient one, the “rule” about resurrection didn’t … Continue reading →

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A Gateway to Endless Possibilities

Posted on February 6, 2021 by Tom Garrett

Prior to the fifth episode of WandaVision, I was already enjoying the show quite a bit. Probably more than most fans. Some of the criticism I had seen online was from folks who either didn’t like the slow burn or didn’t … Continue reading →

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New York Game Show Disaster 2005

Posted on July 13, 2016 by Tom Garrett

Storytelling podcast number three delves into an embarrassing (and public) moment from my own past. I view it differently today than I did then. But, that’s pretty much how life works, isn’t it? It’s no Father’s Day tribute or story … Continue reading →

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30 Facts for Live Aid’s 30th Anniversary

Posted on July 13, 2015 by Tom Garrett

Even though I was only seven years old, I could sense that Live Aid was important. Thirty years ago today, the biggest musical acts in the world performed as part of a single, massive event, unprecedented in scope. Everyone from … Continue reading →

Posted in Commentary, Music, Television | Tagged ABC, Band Aid, BBC, Bob Geldof, Bono, Commentary, Dire Straits, Do They Know It's Christmas, Ethiopia, Freddie Mercury, Harvey Goldsmith, Live Aid, Michael Jackson, MTV, Music, Paul McCartney, Phil Collins, Queen, Television, The Who, U2, USA For Africa, We Are the World | 2 Comments

Ranking the Viability of Money in the Bank Candidates

Posted on June 14, 2015 by Tom Garrett

From a storytelling perspective, Money in the Bank has easily become one of the WWE’s most critical annual shows, and the only show created in the past decade that cracks the list. Money in the Bank is as pivotal as … Continue reading →