Terry Terrones
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Colorado Springs, CO, United States
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Love Is Blind Season 3: Couples Ranked, Best Quotes (So Far)
The Nick and Vanessa Lachey-hosted Netflix series is back for a third season, this time set in Dallas, and it's crazier than ever. → Read More
Reality TV: Why Welcome to Wrexham Works and What Makes it so Special
Welcome to Wrexham is anything but a Ted Lasso rip-off, as it highlights all the best parts of reality TV to become an entertaining and educational docuseries. → Read More
Reality TV: Jerry O'Connell on Hosting The Real Love Boat and His Reality Obsession
The Real Love Boat is hosted by husband/wife duo Rebecca Romijn and Jerry O'Connell, the latter of whom gave us the details on the new series. → Read More
Phil Keoghan on The Amazing Race Season 34, and His Best Advice to Racers
Phil Keoghan discusses The Amazing Race's lasting power, his best advice to contestants, and who he would choose as his potential racing partner. → Read More
Andor Review: Disney+'s Thrilling and Rich Star Wars Prequel Delivers
Despite being a prequel to a prequel, Andor shines through a thrilling spy tale and its masterful use of world building and character exploration. → Read More
10 Things to Know Before Visiting Kauai and Maui
Here's how to do Maui and Kauai right. → Read More
Reality TV: What to Watch This Week, From The One That Got Away to The Challenge USA
Terry explains why a relationship show about six singles given the chance to explore missed love connections is well worth your time. → Read More
The Terminal List Review: Chris Pratt Delivers Peak Dad TV
If you’re looking for a 40-something male to be tough, action-oriented, charming, and hold a weapon with a smirk, Chris Pratt is your guy. → Read More
Obi-Wan Kenobi Review: Full of the Right Kinds of Surprises
This isn’t the Obi-Wan Kenobi you’re looking for. This one is better. → Read More
Reality TV: What to Watch This Week, from Married at First Sight to Survivor
Dr. Pepper waving a magic wand around a top hat with names of singles on slips of paper and randomly selecting couples would be more effective than the current process. → Read More
Reality TV: What to Watch This Week, from Married at First Sight to Love on the Spectrum
Last Wednesday's Married at First Sight episode went beyond misdirection and skipped right to gaslighting. Is the even the same show we started watching in January? → Read More
We Own This City Review: The Next Generation of The Wire Fans Have Been Waiting For
Based on the non-fiction book of the same name, HBO's new series from David Simon and George Pelecanos has a lot in common with the Baltimore-set crime drama → Read More
The Man Who Fell to Earth Review: A Stellar Updated Classic
Based on the Walter Tevis novel of the same name and the 1976 film, the new series is a fascinating and fun sci-fi romp. → Read More
Moon Knight Review: The Disney+ Series Is About to Be Your New Obsession
Moon Knight manages to deftly balance its intricate comic book roots with a story that’s subtle, humorous and just the right touch of geekiness. → Read More
12 Reasons Why Netflix's Marvel Series Will Thrive On Disney Plus
Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Punisher, and the rest of the Marvel Netflix gang are on Disney_ and now the possibilities are endless. → Read More
The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey Review: Apple TV Plus Series Is as Disjointed as Its Lead
Despite first rate performances from its stars, this is a show you’re likely to soon forget. → Read More
Super Pumped The Battle for Uber Review: Showtime Delivers an Engrossing, Unvarnished Ride
The story of Super Pumped is fascinating, with a cast clearly up to the challenge of telling its compelling story, which has the feel of a serialized version of The Social Network. → Read More
Abbott Elementary Shows the Real-Life Joy, Frustration, and Fun of Being a Teacher
ABC's new series earns A's all around from teachers. → Read More
Reacher Review: Amazon's Series Provides the Big Man and Big Fun the Films Lacked
Reacher the TV series doesn’t have the star power of the films that preceded it, but in many ways, it has the potential to be even more successful. → Read More
After Life Season 3 Poignantly Concludes TV’s Most Thoughtful Existential Series
If Ted Lasso's consistent optimism serves as an inspiration, Tony's more realistic outlook serves as a catharsis. → Read More