WWE: Sheamus Appears on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon

Patrick Stewart's mellowed take on Picard continues to be a surreal spectacle, but this week there's not much around him that's anywhere near as delightful.

Archie seeks advice from Hiram; Veronica begins to spiral; Jughead confronts a critical accusation...

Project Blue Book goes down to Kentucky to investigate an alleged alien attack and ends up uncovering a lot more than that.

This episode starts in 14th century Aleppo, with what looks like a hospital run by a group of women, who are being terrorized by...sloth aliens??

Holly presents a loose outline of her bogeyman theory this week and it's about as popular as horseradish milkshakes. I don't know--I'm still workshopping this simile. So let's just say, they hate it.

The cracks are starting to show on a moody episode of Dare Me.

The Sequel Trilogy lacked a central voice guiding the whole affair, but it's unfair to say the whole thing is a failure just because it didn't have a plan...

Birds of Prey is better than Suicide Squad, but there's little worth revisiting in a movie that manages to do all the important things completely backwards.

Picard's show's third episode ends the storyline's first act. We're through the looking glass; now we see where this story is actually going.

FINALLY Veronica has a plotline that doesn't revolve solely around Daddy. And the biggest snake at Stonewall might not be whom Bughead expected.

Nancy's still trapped in the Whisper Box, and a different (better) life this week.

This week on Project Blue Book, Hynek and Quinn go behind the gates of Area 51.

In a season of climate-change themed episodes, Doctor Who brings us the most overtly environmentally conscious storylines yet in "Praxeus."

Netflix's adaptation of Harlan Coben's book The Stranger is a highly addictive thriller that'll keep viewers guessing for most of its breathless run time.

The Outsider stumbles this week with a sleepy episode.

A long time ago in a distant fairy tale countryside, a young girl leads her little brother into a dark wood, what could go wrong?

We're looking back on some of the great and most memorable movies from 1995. Up first is a cult classic that remains on the best video game adaptations ever...

We're two episodes into Star Trek Picard. You can catch our previous review here (score below)... https://www.cultofwhatever.com/2020/01/picard-s01e01-remembrance-review-picard-is-back-and-so-is-star-trek/ 10/10 – It’s Star Trek. It’s more mode...

AEW lost momentum in November, both companies floundered during Christmas, but January was a great bounce-back. Still, one show dominated this month...

Instead of my coming up with a fun excerpt this week, just picture me hissing and that sums up my reaction to this episode.