Author Archives: Kendra Beltran

Sons of Anarchy drastically varies from where we were last week at the Creek. That’s because July is over and done with and we’re moving on to a month all about the brodown. Shows that men absolutely freaked out about to the point that their loved ones Read More

Originally Dawson’s Creek didn’t even make my list last year when this series came to mind, but I’m glad it did because come on — when it comes to teen shows, this one is possibly one of the most beloved. And while I thought this show was garbage Read More

No matter when you grow up, being a teenager is basically the same in every decade. It’s full of yearning for sexual attention, awkward crushes, often times first loves, experimenting with everything your parents warned you about and then some. That was Read More

Sticking with the teen spirit and diving more into the geeksphere, we’re looking at Buffy the Vampire Slayer this week. I know there are people who absolutely love this show. Like to the point that it’s almost cultlike but — yeah, we’ll get to what I Read More

After a month of working we’re going to go back to a simpler time. Well, simpler in terms of not having to pay bills and rent, but emotionally — being a teen is still a burden. For July we’ll focus on shows that were geared towards teenagers and, in Read More

This month has come to a close and we’re ending it with one of the classiest looking workplace shows to ever come to the small screen: Mad Men. Set in the 1960s, this show was critically acclaimed and inspired people to have dapper parties across the Read More

We’re winding down this month in the workplace with a couple of shows I’ve never seen and know maybe five things about total. One is set back in what I think is the '60s and stars a dapper man, and the other is this week’s pick — a show set in a Read More

What kind of person would I be if the finale of The Office were obsolete from this month’s portion of the series? Seriously though, it’s the definition of a workplace show and say what you will about those last couple of seasons (SPOILER ALERT), I think Read More

On a personal level as someone who highly enjoys not having human, face-to-face contact with people for work, shows like Parks and Recreation give me the creeps. How can these people who were just hired at the same place go on to actually care about one Read More

Everybody's working for the weekend! At least that's what we'll partly see this month as we take a look at some of the most prominent workplace series in television history. From Scranton to Pawnee to Brooklyn, all of these places and more housed Read More

I wanted to end this month with one that can take anyone back to those nights at the end of a grueling school week, a show that has continued to bring joy all these years later, a show that, like Boy Meets World, continued on with a new chapter — none Read More

Really though, this show is on YouTube but not Step by Step? For shame, people who upload things for people like me. So instead of the Foster-Lamberts we go back to one of the earlier shows of the T.G.I.F lineup, Dinosaurs — a family comedy set long ago Read More