Wizard Fumblethorp adjusted his crooked pointed hat for the fifteenth time that morning and squinted at the scrying crystal that absolutely refused to show him anything useful. Instead of revealing the location of the dreaded Dark Lord Maleficus, it kept displaying what appeared to be someone's breakfast—a rather nice omelet, actually. "Perhaps if you tried … Continue reading The Magnificent Bumbling of Wizard Fumblethorp
Comedy
The Worst 53 – So I Married an Axe Murderer
So I Married an Axe Murderer 1993 Directed by Thomas Schlamme Welcome back to Movie Monday, where we continue our journey through my personal list of the 100 worst movies I've ever seen. Today we're landing at number 53 with Mike Myers' 1993 romantic black comedy So I Married an Axe Murderer. As always, this … Continue reading The Worst 53 – So I Married an Axe Murderer
Serious Topics with How I Met Your Mother
When most people think of How I Met Your Mother, they picture Barney's legendary catchphrases, Marshall and Lily's adorable relationship goals, and Ted's romantic misadventures across nine seasons of New York City hijinks. But beneath all the laughs, laser tag, and legen... wait-for-it... dary moments, the show tackled some of the most profound themes in … Continue reading Serious Topics with How I Met Your Mother
The Worst 54 – Look Who’s Talking Now!
Look Who's Talking Now! 1993 Directed by Tom Ropelewski Welcome back to Movie Monday, dear readers! We're continuing our painful journey down my list of the worst movies I've ever seen, and today we've reached number 54: Look Who's Talking Now! from 1993. As always, this list is purely my opinion, so if you happen … Continue reading The Worst 54 – Look Who’s Talking Now!
Bean on the Big Screen
In the landscape of British comedy exports, few characters have achieved the remarkable global success of Mr. Bean and Johnny English. What began as humble television sketches featuring Rowan Atkinson's unique brand of physical comedy has evolved into a multi-billion-dollar international phenomenon that transcends language barriers and cultural differences. The journey from small screen to … Continue reading Bean on the Big Screen
The Legacy of Clarissa Explains It All
When Clarissa Explains It All premiered on Nickelodeon in March 1991, few could have predicted the profound impact this seemingly simple teen sitcom would have on a generation of viewers. For many young girls growing up in the 1990s, Clarissa Darling wasn't just another character on TV—she represented a radical departure from how girls had … Continue reading The Legacy of Clarissa Explains It All
The Pawnee Parks Department: A Comprehensive Guide to Parks and Recreation
From a struggling mid-season replacement to one of television's most beloved sitcoms, NBC's Parks and Recreation has cemented its place in TV history as a heartwarming and hilarious portrait of small-town government and the passionate civil servants who make it run. Created by Greg Daniels and Michael Schur, this mockumentary-style comedy provided viewers with seven … Continue reading The Pawnee Parks Department: A Comprehensive Guide to Parks and Recreation
The Worst 62 – The Apple Dumpling Gang
The Apple Dumpling Gang 1975 Directed by Norman Tokar Welcome back to Movie Monday, folks! We're continuing our journey through my personal hall of shame, working our way down my list of the worst movies I've ever seen. This week, we've hit number 62 with the 1975 Disney comedy western The Apple Dumpling Gang. As always, … Continue reading The Worst 62 – The Apple Dumpling Gang
The Worst 63 – The Cable Guy
The Cable Guy 1996 Directed by Ben Stiller Welcome to Movie Monday, my dedicated readers! We're continuing our journey through my meticulously compiled list of the worst movies I've ever seen. Today, we're tackling number 63: the 1996 satirical black comedy thriller, The Cable Guy. As always, remember that this list is based solely on my … Continue reading The Worst 63 – The Cable Guy
The Worst 65 – Ghost Dad
Ghost Dad 1990 Directed by Sidney Poitier Welcome back to Movie Monday, where I'm slowly working my way down my personal list of the worst movies I've ever seen. This week, we've reached number 65: the 1990 fantasy comedy Ghost Dad, starring Bill Cosby and directed by Sidney Poitier. Before we dive in, I should remind … Continue reading The Worst 65 – Ghost Dad
The Confusing Middle 