Television

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  Whimsical Wonderland has Long Road Ahead Spin-offs are always a tough sell for audiences, no matter what branch of media they come from. Ryan Duncan Oct 25, 2013
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  Marvel Wins Again with Agents of Shield In hindsight, there was almost no point in reviewing Marvel’s Agents of Shield. This highly anticipated new series was probably the only fall pilot guaranteed of success. Ryan Duncan Oct 07, 2013
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  The Michael J. Fox Show An Inspiring Struggle There’s no overlooking what first makes NBC’s The Michael J. Fox Show so remarkable: the new sitcom’s beloved namesake his challenges with Parkinson’s disease. Ed Cardinal Oct 04, 2013
• The Blacklist Plays it Safe “It’s called The Blacklist. That sounds exciting.” Quips James Spader’s character at the end of the first episode. Doubtless, NBC hopes the audience will think so too. Ryan Duncan Oct 04, 2013
• Brooklyn Nine-Nine Leads Comedy Charge Rarely do new TV shows amass a sizable audience in their first few weeks. From the looks of things though, Brooklyn Nine-Nine aims to be the exception. Ryan Duncan Sep 30, 2013
• The Watsons Go to Birmingham Puts Family First If parents are looking to teach their children about the Freedom Marches, or even a simple tale of God’s love, Birmingham is their destination. Ryan Duncan Sep 12, 2013
• Duck Dynasty Success Thrives on Christian Stereotypes A show capitalizing on Southern Christian stereotypes has snowballed into success, with faith and duck hunting creating a recipe for a ratings sensation on Duck Dynasty. Sarah Pulliam Bailey Aug 22, 2013
• Walter White and the Gospel According to Breaking Bad Cathleen Falsani Aug 20, 2013
• Feel the Thrill of the Capture (a.k.a. the Fake Hunger Games) When I heard the CW was producing a reality show based on Suzanne Collins' bestselling novel The Hunger Games, I couldn't help but roll my eyes. Ryan Duncan Aug 12, 2013
• NBC’s Save Me May Need Rescuing Mark I. Pinsky Jun 13, 2013
• Can a Christian Watch Game of Thrones? Is there anything morally redeeming about Game of Thrones? Does the hit HBO series even have a moral vision? David Gibson Jun 05, 2013
• Space Warriors Grounded in Talking Points, Strong Performances This tale of Space Camp competition and astronauts in peril works best if enjoyed multi-generationally. My kids loved it and have been open to interesting discussions about the characters, themes, and... Shawn McEvoy May 29, 2013