Quotes tagged ‘TV Shows’

“From kitchens to Wall Street, to outer space and back, here are 2023's best TV shows that had us glued to our screens and begging for more.”

— KEVIN WONG, JACOB KRAMER , William Goodman, Yasmeen Hamadeh, complex.com

“"The Bear, which wowed audiences in its first season only to achieve even greater heights in season two, has become a cultural phenomenon," said FX entertainment president Nick Grad.”

— Shania Russell , ew.com

“This spring saw new lesbian, bisexual and queer female characters popping up like popcorn inside a popcorn bag inside a microwave oven.”

— Riese, autostraddle.com

“Here's a master list of TV shows and movies you can binge on Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime right now:”

— Kelly Peacock, thoughtcatalog.com

“Hey, look! It's a little bit Alexis.”

— Nick Romano, ew.com

“First, a disclaimer: With approximately 183 TV series premiering every hour in America, it would be all but impossible for any one critic to view all the new fall shows. That said, I was able to screen 31 of the programs making their debut in the coming months — and now that my eyes have readjusted…”

— Kristen Baldwin, Entertainment Weekly, ew.com

“This is America. We don’t share land here.”

— Taylor Sheridan, John Linson, John Dutton, Kevin Costner, imdb.com

“Lawyers are the swords of this century. Words are weapons now. I need you to learn how to use them.”

— Taylor Sheridan, John Linson, John Dutton, Kevin Costner, imdb.com

“We like to think we aint animals. Like we've evolved into something different. Prison teaches you we haven't. Forget bears and wolves, snakes and all that sh**. We're the meanest f***** thing on this planet.”

— John Linson, Taylor Sheridan, Walker, Ryan Bingham, imdb.com

“Netflix is trying to throw away its cake and get credit for having baked it.”

— James Poniewozik, nytimes.com

“Do I expect too much when I assume that if a creative entity is prized, successful, capable of persisting by any account, it should go on? It is inevitable, of course, that a television show will end (Law & Order is the exception, not the rule), but when a store or a digital media property voluntari…”

— Leandra Medine, manrepeller.com

“For Nicolas, 23, Friends makes everything feel okay — even when it’s clearly not. This is not about a feeling of relatability ('It’s not relatable,' he says), nor about it being good TV ('It’s not as good as Seinfeld or Frasier') but about the fact that Friends unites people.”

— Emma Bracy, manrepeller.com

“Duff made sure to say that nothing is set in stone just yet.”

— Jasmine Ting, papermag.com

“Over the course of the series, Sabrina has to wrestle with what it means to possess power, not just the ability to cast spells, and what she is told she must compromise as a woman in order to get it.”

— Hazel Cills, themuse.jezebel.com

“Nobody loves to see something come along and sort of stomp on your legacy, [but] on the other hand it seems like it’s going to be so innately different that I think there’s room for both.”

— Nick Bakay, refinery29.com

“Television Producer: Now I know you've been rehearsing at home, and you know your part. But project. You know, project. You're the frogmouth. You're loud, you're noisy, you're obnoxious. Lots of decibels, you got it? The Frogmouth: [in a meek voice] I think so. No. No. Nobody would do this to me. It…”

— Warren Foster, Wilma Flintstone, Jean Van Der Pyl, imdb.com

“A lot of people said it now seems clear that Colton dumped ex-girlfriend Tia Booth, who he dated in Paradise, so he could become the bachelor.”

— Stephanie McNeal, buzzfeednews.com

“You can't have 'The Passions of Santos' without Santos! Then it's just 'Passions,' and that show failed!”

— David S. Rosenthal, Rogelio De La Vega, Jaime Camil, imdb.com

“Making a life as a writer in New York is never as seamless as it appears on television, even when a show tries to tackle the more thorny aspects of the job.”

— rachel syme, newrepublic.com

“We just have to make these choices with full knowledge of what choice we're making.”

— Catherine Clark, offbeathome.com