Author Archives: Kendra Beltran

Despite what’s happened with the leading man of The Cosby Show in recent years, I didn’t want to dismiss this show as a staple in television. While it wasn’t the first to showcase black people, it was the first to really give audiences a new way of Read More

One of the most syndicated shows in history, I was very surprised to learn The Brady Bunch only ran for five seasons. While it didn’t last as long as one may’ve guessed off the top of their head, it’s forever synonymous with classic TV and fits in just Read More

It's been awhile since I've watched the finale episode of a show about which I know absolutely nothing — not even a character name to shout out during bar trivia. With that, Green Acres was on my screen this week and unfortunately like I Love Lucy, this Read More

Done and done with a month-long look at the Must See TV of the past, and now onto shows that are often considered the classics of television. The shows that are timeless, meaning that no matter which generation is watching, they are finding them as Read More

As we round out our month of must-see TV we head into a show that hasn’t been gone all that long. A decade ago Tina Fey started her life after Saturday Night Live by making a show that, well, um, sort of parodied her time at the sketch comedy show. 30 Read More

Continuing on our journey with Must-See TV this week we’re getting into a show that went through some major casting changes during its run due to real life health issues. While the show wasn’t as great when Charlie Sheen stepped in for Michael J. Fox, Read More

Most of the shows we think of as great TV were once a part of the Must See TV lineup, including My Name is Earl. Yeah, it doesn't have the pop culture icon prowess of Seinfeld or Cheers, but what it did was give normal (aka broke) people a chance to see Read More

This month we move forward with a handful of shows that made up the NBC lineup that was dubbed “Must See TV.” These are shows that had the privilege to be on the network’s most watched night of the week. Starting things off is a show that is credited by Read More

Not everything is life is perfect. Even the most beautiful person in the world is flawed and with that, comes Power Morphicon 2016. Having gone the past few times, this one was a let down at the end of the day for a number of reasons. Perhaps, though, Read More

Already? We’re at the end of a month that was filled with shows that men went absolutely insane over. Granted, the whole world seemed to be obsessed with Breaking Bad — it was still a show I can recall seeing guys on the bus talk about with such Read More

The brodown continues as one of Fox’s favorites comes into play this week. Kiefer Sutherland’s most notable role to someone my age as a Counter Terrorist Unit agent (whatever that is) captivated TV watchers for eight seasons and even had enough fan Read More

Sports are as common as superhero movies. They’re not going anywhere and have long been deemed a “manly” thing to be into. We’ll leave it at that and get to the show on deck this week, The League. Based around a group of guys and a gal who don’t only Read More