Despite a confusing, convoluted plot, world-building elements that seem to come out of nowhere and characters motivations that don’t make sense, “The Witcher” is wonderfully camp and extremely entertaining.

Sept. 22, 2019: the night of the Emmys. Often called “TV’s biggest night,” once a year television’s elite get together and duke it out amongst the glitz and glamor for the title of best of the best in comedy, drama, reality TV, limited series and a host of other categories related to television production.

This past Friday, legendary sitcom “Friends” celebrated its 25th birthday. Yes, it’s been 25 years since Rachel Greene barged through the doors of Central Perk in that horrendous dress.

Classes have started up, your activities are piling on top of each other, and you’re busy trying to find time for an ounce of a social life. Who could juggle all of that with Netflix?

Now that WUTV has their broadcasting ability back, they hope to enhance their programming and extend their reach.

Like most people, I can’t resist a good trip down memory lane.

On top of the obvious sexual overtones, undertones, middle-tones and regular tones, “Sex Education” deals with complicated home situations, homophobic rhetoric and situations and personal discovery while poking fun at the sex lives of teenagers.

Put the “pro” in procrastination with this quiz!

Considering the amount of Michael Scott stickers on Wash. U. students’ computers, it’s honestly shocking how little attention WUPHF gets.

It’s creepy, it’s funny and Crowley and Aziraphale’s millennia-long friendship is every bit as antagonistic as I could have hoped for.