After a second episode, it’s already becoming clear that Preacher is making one of the strongest series debuts this reviewer has seen in a long time. Given what a tough act to follow the “Pilot” was, it is a delight and a privilege to be able to say that “See” does not disappoint. The disclaimer for this review is not that there will be spoilers (although there totally will be), it is simply that this reviewer is reviewing with a fresh pair of Preacher–virgin eyes.

Hello everyone, and welcome aboard the roller-coaster of awesomeness that is Preacher! This show comes out of the gate with guns blazing, and if the series premiere is anything to go by, this is going to be one hell of a ride. Let’s relive some of the best moments from the pilot, shall we? So, basically, we can all unanimously agree that Tulip is the single coolest person on the entire planet, right?

I haven’t been on here in a while. As some of you who follow me on the twitter or on Tell-Tale TV might know, I’ve been a busy little bee, but given that I talk about television on a weekly basis on Tell Tale, I sort of what to revamp this blog and make it more of a lifestyle centered place. A lifestyle blog written by someone who does not have her shit together in the slightest.

We need to talk about this week’s episode of The Walking Dead, titled “Last Day on Earth.”. Viewers may be conflicted about calling the episode a let down, because it does have its strengths, but those strengths are belittled by the weak end to the suspense filled episode that keeps building and building toward a moment we’ve all been waiting for…and then robs us of it.

Why yes, I am here to literally just talk to you about The 100‘s Bellamy Blake and why he, and actor Bob Morley’s outstanding portrayal and understanding of said character, are absolutely spectacular. As fans, I’m sure we can all appreciate those amazing moments when an actor portrays a character you adore, and they actually get them — you know what I mean?

We love to be scared. We love the adrenaline rush we get from being thoroughly freaked out, and seeing our fears reflected on screen is an addiction that is becoming more and more prominent in our culture. We’ve even become infatuated with the idea of falling in love with monsters (or, rather, having them fall in love with us lowly mortals).