AVClub: Family sitcoms all look similar for a reason. Every family has the same problems. (We’re not talking about extraordinary circumstances here—there are plenty of outrageous or tragic families, but they’re not what primetime comedy is made of.) The core sitcom family is a heightened, (usually) better-written mirror of the families watching family sitcoms, and so they have points of connection. Parents fight and sexual desire fades. Extended families often introduce disruptive baggage. Kids grow up and need to be taught the same lessons. Teenagers turn on their parents, and parents are angry and confused that someone so precious and beloved could wake up one day and call their mother a bitch.
Doctor Who Season 14 has finally come, and with it, a two-part premiere! But what did we think of "Space Babies" and "Devil's Chord?" Find out here!
Mother of the Bride Review: This movie is an embarassingly silly and crigny watch with no soul or substance.
The Guardian Of The Monarchs Review: This documentary evokes a profound sense of sadness as it sheds light on the shortcomings of investigations and raises crucial concerns regarding the perils confronting environmental defenders.
