Krista and I had not watched the first season of The Mandalorian, but we kept hearing it was a great show and my wife does love Star Wars so we thought we should finally watch it. We binged the first … Continue reading Sip Your Own Spotchka from @kleffnotes
I am writing this from the past, but thought that this would be a good day to focus on our readers taking some time for selfcare. No matter what has happened in recent hours or what will happen I want … Continue reading Take a Break Today from @kleffnotes
While I love Halloween I’m someone who is more likely to curl up with something a bit less scary and a bit more humorous. This often means that I make time to watch Halloween specific episodes of some of my … Continue reading Favorite Halloween TV Episodes from @kleffnotes
I had the chance to chat with Avaah Blackwell. She will be reprising her role on Star Trek Discovery in the recently debuted third season of the series. Thank you to Avaah Blackwell for answering all of my questions. Could … Continue reading Interview with Avaah Blackwell from @kleffnotes
Before the release of the new season of Drag Heals, I had the opportunity to chat with Charlie David, the show’s director. Coming out on October 2nd, this new season of the hit show that focuses on drag as a … Continue reading Interview with Charlie David from @kleffnotes
I should begin this article by saying that my sister has been very kindly letting Krista and I watch a couple shows on her Apple+ account. Much like everyone in the world, at least I think this is a very standard practice, my family all shares passwords to different services so that everyone can try and watch the shows they want. Krista is a huge fan of Sara Bareilles and she really wanted to watch her new show, Little Voice. The show follows Bess, a singer-songwriter, who is trying to find a place for herself in the music industry. When the series starts she is struggling with being able to perform after being heckled off of a stage while playing one of her original songs. While Bess is the lead she isn’t going to be the focus of this article. Instead I want to talk about Prisha, Shalini Bathina, her best friend and roommate. Continue reading “The Bi Line: Little Voice and a Little Bit of Queer Romance from @kleffnotes”
This article was written by a special guest writer, Rebecca Phelps. Thank you to her for connecting with us for this. You can find out more about Rebecca Phelps and her debut novel, Down World, at the end of this article. Please enjoy her review of the first episode of Lovecraft Country, which you can see on HBO on Sundays. Continue reading “Guest Review of Lovecraft Country Episode One from Rebecca Phelps”
Warner Bros. Home Entertainment provided me with a free copy of the Blu-ray™ I reviewed in this Blog Post. The opinions I share are my own. After that quick mandatory disclosure I am excited to announce that Batwoman is now available on Blu-ray for anyone who might have been having an issue watching the series on The CW, actual channel or their free online site, or could not get HBO Max, which was the only streaming service that you could watch it on after the finale. With a release today you have plenty of time to get caught up on the first season in time for the second season and for the arrival of the new Batwoman. Continue reading “Batwoman Season 1 Blu-ray Release Review from @kleffnotes”
Admittedly I am probably not the person you would come to for a Wynonna Earp article. My Twitter is sort of a hodgepodge of non-fandom and fandom things, but you might not be able to figure out what fandoms I am a part of. This ties into my innate sort of fear of fandom, this has nothing to do with any particular fandom and I was, I think at least, a pretty big part of the Carmilla fandom for a period of time. When new content for that stopped coming out I sort of dropped out of the fandom realm. Continue reading “What the Earp?!: Fandom and the Season So Far from @kleffnotes”
In the past few weeks Krista and I have been watching a lot of shows and movies that have included lawyers, primarily District Attorneys and prosecutors. During this binge one of the shows we wound up watching was a two season show with a total of 20 episodes called For the People. This was my favorite of the shows we chose to watch and it surprised me in season one with a character being presented as queer. Continue reading “The Bi Line: Lawyers and Love Interests from @kleffnotes”
