PN & Friends Episode 29 – THX, PN Review
Jumping into a long running web series nearly thirty episodes deep is never going to be easy, and PN & […]
Jumping into a long running web series nearly thirty episodes deep is never going to be easy, and PN & […]
There was a time when PH Bingo meant plastic monoblock chairs, sweaty barangay gymnasiums, and an auntie clutching three bingo
Ang Tongits ay klasikong Filipino card game na paborito dahil sa mabilis nitong rounds at strategic gameplay. Bagama’t popular ang
We return once again to the quirky, surreal, and heartfelt world of Turtletastic! – the indie webseries that has quietly built a loyal following thanks to its inventive storytelling, oddball humour, and endearing characters.
Turtletastic! is back with episodes 4 and 5. Here is our review of the improvisational comedy series from C.M. Selbrede and Ronan Guilfoyle (who also directs and voices Timothy), as it continues with its second season.
Turtletastic!, the improvisational comedy series from C.M. Selbrede and Ronan Guilfoyle (who also directs and voices Timothy), returns for its second season. Here is our review of the first 3 episodes.
In the final five episodes of season one of Turtletastic, flamboyant Stone Scriven and his stuffed turtle roommate, Timothy try to survive their sophomoric year.
A flamboyant flatmate and his stuffed turtle roommate, try to survive their sophomoric year at Bates College in the comedy series Turtletastic directed by Ronan Guilfoyle and created by Guilfoyle and Craig Selbrede.
After a short break, we get the opportunity to review the final three episodes of Hurt Season 3. Read on to hear about the further stories of Stone, his family, and friends.
The first four episodes of the third series of Hurt are in the can and we had the pleasure of looking over them. This is episodes 1 to 4 of Hurt Season Three.
Hurt, the series that tackles subjects such as suicide and depression, is back with a second season. Here is our review of Hurt Season 2.
Rory Raines is a no-nonsense medical student with no time for anything but her studies, at least until she finds herself bonded to the soul of a long-dead dragon. We review the first season of Relic.