Writers can be so cruel

Justice for Mojo Jojo

It feels like a hundred years have passed since I first watched Mad Men, which, along with The Sopranos, seems to have altered the trajectory of television. I wasn't even 21 when the first episode aired, but it still made me want to swig whiskeys and martinis and chain smoke my way through the workday. The fact of the matter is that the behavior on the show, especially from Don Draper, is problematic. Because it is set in a different era, and I was really young when Mad Men first aired, it was…

Flux capacitor at the ready

THEY TOOK OUR JERBS!

14 years on...

We're not crying. You're crying.

Season 3 of 'Ted Lasso' is finally coming out this spring and we're celebrating with memes!

Travel in style

We've discussed spicy times children's cartoons felt…a little more “adult” in their humor thanks to the power of innuendo, but Cracked is here to reveal some even spicier moments from the world of kid's programming. Mamma mia.

Maybe my landlord with accept Kohl's cash this month?

Make Logan proud

The tribe has spoken

Euphoria hit the ground running as a groundbreaking drama with a well-rounded ensemble cast. Throughout the first season, each episode was dedicated to a specific character, emphasizing their unique qualities and interior life. By the end of the first season, Rue, Jules, Cassie, Kat, McKay, Maddy, and Nate all felt like equally essential characters. However, season two pushed a lot of the main cast to the side; Notably, Kat, McKay, and Jules had majorly reduced roles. Rumors of poor working con…

For the last month or so it's felt like everyone has been talking about FX's The Bear - and now those same people are rejoicing at news that it's been picked up for a second season. The single-camera dramedy seems to have won viewers over with its realistic portrayal of kitchen life, winning characters, and apparently the unanimous thirst for the show's star, Jeremy Allen White. As someone who spent quite a bit of time in restaurant kitchens, I can agree that the portrayal is on-point, save the…

OK, Annie??