| TV, Lucifer, Netflix, tom ellis By Rachel Leishman on Fri,2:35 If you've been on Twitter recently, you've probably seen your friends randomly tweeting about the Devil. Don't worry, we all didn't decide to get into Satanism ahead of the upcoming apocalypse (but there is still time). We're all just randomly watching Lucifer for some reason. The post So All Your Friends Are Suddenly Watching Lucifer ... first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > TV, DreamWorks Animation, Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts By Princess Weekes on Fri,1:55 If I were to describe the last season of Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts it would be a group hug—one that is centered around something very important: admitting you were wrong, apologizing, and doing your best to fix things in spite of everything. The post Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts Showed the Only Kind of Apology That Really Matters first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > Movies, inside llewyn davis, Oscar Isaac, The Coen Brothers By Rachel Leishman on Fri,12:35 For artists, a lot of the suffering they feel goes into their work, whether it be their writing or their music or whatever medium they chose. The post Inside Llewyn Davis Remains One of the Best Films About Art and Music first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > Movies & TV, food, Leftovers, Thanksgiving By Briana Lawrence on Fri,12:00 I can respect a good "food is amazing" character, the one that takes a second to stuff their face with delicious food because life's too short, yo. That being said, I tend to grow tired of leftovers after a couple of days, but I know in my heart of hearts that the characters on this list would devour what's in my fridge until there's not a single crumb left. The post Too Many Leftovers? These Fictional Foodies Will Help! first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > TV, Amy Sherman-Palladino, Gilmore Girls By Princess Weekes on Fri,11:15 The thing that confuses me the most whenever I rewatch Gilmore Girls is how much I adore Emily and Richard Gilmore. The post Why Don’t I Hate Emily and Richard Gilmore? first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > TV, baby Yoda, Baby Yoda Watch, The Mandalorian By Rachel Leishman on Fri,10:58 Every episode of The Mandalorian gets closer and closer to finding more about the Child and how he ended up hidden away for Din Djarin to find. So let's take a look at what adventures Baby Yoda found himself in on the most recent episode of The Mandalorian! The post Baby Yoda Watch: The Mandalorian Season 2, Episode 5, “The Jedi” first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > TV, contributors, High Fidelity, Zoë Kravitz By Stefania Sarrubba on Fri,9:55 The gender-reversed adaptation of High Fidelity on Hulu is just one of the many female-fronted TV shows axed in 2020. Premiering on Valentine’s Day this year, the series starred Zoë Kravitz was axed in August after a lone season, but it didn’t go down without gifting audiences with a poignant episode on everyday sexism and mansplaining. The post High Fidelity's Excellent Episode on Everyday Mansplaining Still Makes Me Wish for a Second Season first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > Movies, capitalism, movies By Vivian Kane on Fri,1:10 Yesterday we ate Turkey. Today we eat the rich. The post 7 Anti-Capitalism Movies to Watch This Black Friday first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > Science, Blue, Colors By Kaila Hale-Stern on Thu,6:00 A fascinating look into why the Ancient Greeks—and indeed, many other ancient cultures—did not seem to ever acknowledge the color "blue." The post Things We Saw Today: Why Didn't the Ancient Greeks Have a Word for "Blue"? first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > Big on the Internet, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Thanksgiving By Kaila Hale-Stern on Thu,5:14 Gathering together for a holiday that centers around a shared meal is the worst possible thing to do during a pandemic. The post This Is Already the Weirdest Thanksgiving, and It's Going To Get a Lot Worse first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > Books, fantasy, geeky gifts, gift guides By Larissa Irankunda on Thu,3:55 Those of us who are fantasy lovers will find more than a few gems in this gift guide, as these items serve as the perfect tools for self-care, nostalgia, and the most lighthearted and fun escapism. Enjoy! The post The Mary Sue Gift Guide: For the Fantasy Lover in Your Life first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > Movies, Lucasfilm, Star Wars (franchise) By Rachel Leishman on Thu,2:35 This franchise can, in a lot of ways, change an actor's life. But I think that this franchise also protects those who already have a bit of a career under their belt and continues to help them while sometimes leaving the formerly "unknown" performers in the dust. Overall, the franchise needs to do better in many ways but especially in how it protects its casts. The post Star Wars Actors' Careers Have Followed Some Strange Trajectories Post-Franchise first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > TV, Coronavirus By Vivian Kane on Thu,1:10 There's no perfect way for shows and movies to deal with the issue of depicting COVID-19 on camera, but some are worse than others. The post Which Is Weirder: When TV Shows Acknowledge COVID-19 or When They Pretend It Doesn't Exist? first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > Big on the Internet, Barbara Streisand, feminism, Funny Girl By Jessica Mason on Thu,12:40 Rewatching Funny Girl left me wondering why Fanny Brice was defined only by her relationship to a crappy man. The post Retro Rewatch: Where Was the Feminism in Funny Girl? first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > TV, Peacock, Saved by the Bell, Saved by the Bell (Peacock) By Chelsea Steiner on Thu,12:00 With terrific cast chemistry and whip-smart writing, Saved by the Bell surpasses expectations to deliver a fresh, funny take on the tired teen sitcom with enough self-referential moments to delight even the most diehard fans of the original series. The post Review: The Saved by the Bell Reboot Is Better Than It Has Any Right To Be first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > TV, family, My Hero Academia, Thanksgiving By Briana Lawrence on Thu,10:30 As we all simultaneously take our first nap after eating, I want you to drift away with me and imagine how characters from my current favorite shonen anime would spend the day. Why? I dunno, cuz I need content for the day but I'm hyper-focused on this pack of King's Hawaiian rolls that have been sitting here, untouched, until today. The post How Would Various My Hero Academia Characters Celebrate Thanksgiving? first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > Movies, CGI, Clifford The Big Red Dog, uncanny valley By Jessica Mason on Wed,6:00 Clifford the Big Red Dog sure is big and red! And kinda terrifying! The post Things We Saw Today: CGI Clifford the Big Red Dog Will Haunt Our Nightmares first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > Movies, baby Yoda, Peter Parker By Rachel Leishman on Wed,5:06 What is something you'd want to see more of to bring you joy? And yes, wearing masks is implied here. I'm talking absolutely wild things that just spark joy in your life. The post Yes. Give the People What They Want: Baby Yoda and Spider-Men. first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > Movies, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Elizabeth Olsen, Wanda Maximoff By Rachel Leishman on Wed,4:26 I can't wait to see what Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness has in store for Wanda Maximoff and the future of Marvel fans! The post Elizabeth Olsen Has Started Filming on Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness! first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > TV, HBO Max, Kaley Cuoco, review, The Flight Attendant By Jessica Mason on Wed,4:17 'The Flight Attendant' is a darkly funny TV series that's twisty, emotional, shocking, and wildly entertaining. The post Review: You Must Jump Aboard With HBO's The Flight Attendant first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > | 