Author: Lea Bejtovic

Every time I sit down to watch Game of Thrones, I wonder if this will be the episode that makes me quit. How long before my enjoyment of these characters turns to ashes in my mouth? My biggest problem with the show isn’t even the hideous misogyny or the over-the-top

“’Hannibal the Cannibal.’ That’s what they’ll call him,” quips Frederick Chilton in the latest episode of Bryan Fuller’s cult hit TV series, Hannibal. Finally, someone said it. Imagined as a prequel to Red Dragon by Thomas Harris (the first novel to feature Dr. Hannibal Lecter) and loosely inspired by the sequels

I never wanted to watch Teen Wolf. And yet, curiosity got the best of me.  Initially, the highest praise I’d heard of the show was that all the actors were really hot. Then, I began to hear through the grapevine that the show had moved on to more serious themes. 

Community used to be a show about a community college: Seven lovable misfits got together to study Spanish at a school that suffers the occasional chaos of Paintball Assassin, and they became a family. The series has undergone some heavy behind-the-scenes drama and shifts in quality over the past few

“The moment is coming,” warns Rose Tyler in the latest trailer for “The Day of the Doctor,” the 50th-anniversary special of British science-fiction serial Doctor Who. The show follows the adventures of the famous Doctor, a Time Lord from the planet Gallifrey, and his many companions. The new 76-minute episode,

Vampire fiction is here to stay. While Twilight certainly didn’t invent the genre, it did bring vampires back into the light. Sparkles aside, I’ve always been a fan of vampire lore, and I’ve grown accustomed to the absurd supernatural plot twists these stories often take–although I draw the line at

Supernatural used to be a show about two brothers, Sam and Dean, hunting monsters as they drove across the country in a 1967 Chevy Impala searching for their missing father. When they found Dad and defeated the first Big Bad, the show got bigger: They went to Hell and back,

I had planned to add only one new show to my already busy fall TV lineup as of a month ago. Now I’ve seen 11 pilots and plan to add six new shows. Few of them have me obsessing, but I see a lot of potential. I’m not sure how

I hate reality TV. It’s overproduced, obviously scripted, and often poorly executed. It lies to us without owning up to the deception. If I want to see strangers betray each other while attempting to survive on a remote island, forget Survivor; I’m going to watch Lost. I cut my last tie

This weekend, the Public Policy Analysis Department and the Pomona College Alumni Association will sponsor “Alumni Perspectives: Teach for America,” a symposium in which 5C alumni will discuss their experiences with Teach for America (TFA). The event will be held on Saturday, May 4 in Rose Hills Theatre, with a