TV Archives

We know the soul-ache of mystery; so does Twin Peaks.

We are inherently relational creatures, and when we suffer, we suffer communally. Trauma is everyone’s problem.

The belonging Eleven finds in Hawkins mirrors the belonging we should find in the community of faith.

The Party can best explain what is taking place in Hawkins because they see through the lens of their imaginations.

These truths seem obvious, but perhaps we need a reminder.

These stories remind viewers of humanity’s universal, never-ending need for validation—to be fully seen and understood.

Eleven longs for somewhere to belong more than most, though almost every character in Stranger Things 2 mirrors this struggle in some way.

What is it about the idea of things, powers, and beings beyond nature that draws people into these stories?

Instead of showing us how the good guys can go bad, Mindhunter wonders if maybe the good guys have been just as evil all along.

Wallander raises a question that has a wonderful response: Who will remember us in the end?

The power of a represented voice joining in unison with underrepresented voices was especially clear to me the night of the Scandal episode.

As a practicing Catholic, I know that confession must occur even in the summertime, when the confessional booth is stuffy and both priest and penitent are itching to be elsewhere.

On Halloween, a holiday that celebrates superficial terrors, it’s easy to forget that deep-seated fears require both self-awareness and courage to confront.

Two of our staff writers discuss the new Star Trek series.

The VidAngel approach to Game of Thrones forced me to think critically about why I watch the things I do.

Christ and Pop Culture writers break down some upcoming TV shows that we’re looking forward to watching.