Monica Morrison

Monica Morrison

Meet Monica, the film and TV journalist who turns the vast sea of streaming content into a curated list of must-sees. A devotee of Ted Lasso for its heartwarming humor, she also adores The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel for its witty charm, and never misses a beat of Pedro Pascal's compelling performances. Her mission? To help you discover your next screen addiction. Whether you're into comedy, drama, or adventure, Monica knows what's worth watching.
Washington’s secretary of state wants your game fighting the Cold War
Washington’s secretary of state wants your game fighting the Cold War
Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs told PAX West developers their games are American soft power in a new Cold War. The pitch, and the counterarguments.
How much of Hell on Wheels is true? Thomas Durant was real — the rest needs sorting character by character
How much of Hell on Wheels is true? Thomas Durant was real — the rest needs sorting character by character
AMC's railroad western built five seasons around one genuinely historical figure and invented nearly everyone standing next to him. Here's how the cast of Hell on Wheels lines up against the record of the Union Pacific, character by character, and which liberties the Gayton brothers took with the parts that were real.
How realistic is For All Mankind? The verdict from the former astronaut who advises the show
How realistic is For All Mankind? The verdict from the former astronaut who advises the show
Apple TV's alternate space race keeps a former NASA astronaut on staff to check its physics, and he has been unusually candid about where the show cheats. Here's what Garrett Reisman says For All Mankind gets right, what he quietly lets slide, and how the series has held up now its timeline has overtaken real life.
How old are Ramona and Annie in Sterling Point?
How old are Ramona and Annie in Sterling Point?
Prime Video's Sterling Point states one lead character's age outright and leaves the other to guesswork, which is why the numbers circulating online don't agree with each other. Here's what the series actually establishes about Annie and Ramona, and why its own backstory rules out the most commonly quoted answer.
Why did Band of Brothers lie about Blithe? The title card is off by nineteen years — and no DVD or stream has ever corrected it
Why did Band of Brothers lie about Blithe? The title card is off by nineteen years — and no DVD or stream has ever corrected it
The closing title card on episode 3 of HBO's miniseries makes a claim about Private Albert Blithe that his service record contradicts. Where the mistake came from, what Blithe did for the next two decades, and why every release since 2001 still carries it.
What is The Knick based on? A real Manhattan hospital, and a surgeon whose addiction was no invention
What is The Knick based on? A real Manhattan hospital, and a surgeon whose addiction was no invention
The Cinemax drama takes its name from an institution that really existed in New York, and builds its chief surgeon out of a documented medical career. What the writers took from the record, and what they moved, renamed, or invented outright.
Who killed Douda in The Chi? The season 6 finale opened on the body and made viewers wait most of the episode for the name
Who killed Douda in The Chi? The season 6 finale opened on the body and made viewers wait most of the episode for the name
Otis "Douda" Perry ran Chicago's South Side across five seasons of The Chi and made enemies in every one of them. The season 6 finale finally settles who got him, and the answer set the show's last two seasons in motion.
What happened to Eight in Stranger Things? The actress spent a year hiding a shaved head under wigs to protect the season 5 twist
What happened to Eight in Stranger Things? The actress spent a year hiding a shaved head under wigs to protect the season 5 twist
Eight showed up for one episode of Stranger Things in 2017, split the fanbase, and disappeared for eight years. Linnea Berthelsen has now explained how the Duffers got her back for the final season and what she had to do to keep it secret.
Why did Fernando leave 3%? Michel Gomes kept a wheelchair at home for a month to build him — and was gone after season 2
Why did Fernando leave 3%? Michel Gomes kept a wheelchair at home for a month to build him — and was gone after season 2
Fernando Carvalho was the only wheelchair user in 3% and the only one of the four leads who never played dirty. Here's how Michel Gomes built the character, what the show did with him after season 2, and where the actor went next.
Who does Quinn end up with in Ransom Canyon? Season 2 settles it after a proposal and a letter hidden for decades
Who does Quinn end up with in Ransom Canyon? Season 2 settles it after a proposal and a letter hidden for decades
Two seasons of near-misses between Quinn O'Grady and Staten Kirkland, a pianist from New York with a ring in his pocket, and one piece of mail that never arrived. The Ransom Canyon season 2 finale picks a side.
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