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“Harmon has a wild imagination, and I’m always happy to be on the business end of it.”

“I’d easily consider My Adventures with Superman one of the best small-screen interpretations of Superman we’ve gotten”

“Season two felt less focused and from an over-arching storytelling standpoint, rushed and inconsistent. But that didn’t stop me from loving every second!”

“Star Wars’ first full series from its Star Wars: Visions anthology shorts is here in The Ninth Jedi, but can it hold up to a longer runtime?”

“Season three manages to be a wild, gory, depressing, grand spectacle that finally delivers some of the warfare season two spent so much time promising us.”

With talents like Fey, Domingo, and Forte it is so easy for everything to feel light and breezy.

“Andrew Lewis Caldwell as is doing his absolute best to match Nicolas Cage’s energy by being a sadistic insane super villain, ripped straight out of a 1940s comic, to rival The Spider’s heroicness.”

“Like all Doozer productions, Rooster’s strongest asset is the strength of it’s cast as a comedic ensemble.”

“The overall quality of the show improved in the second half of the second season but the question: ‘is this too little, too late?’ was never far from my mind.”

“Outside of the creative outlier that is Andor, Maul – Shadow Lord is the most consistently strong outing out from Star Wars in some time.”