Season 1 was funnier but season 2 is gooder and weirder.

What's the worst thing to put on a pizza?

Rather than a Sherlock Holmes movie, it's a meditation on death, loneliness and regret that happens to have Sherlock Holmes as the protagonist. Once I realized that there would be no immediate gratification in the form of Homes' legendary skills I settled in and came to appreciate the gravity of the film. (The one…

I'd like to see Sembene play a larger role. Hard to believe he came all the way from Africa to be a mere servant. Why do we see Dorian Grey's bisexuality through 21st century eyes but Sembene must be held firmly in the 19th century colonial, racist gaze?