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Reviews of TV series depicting onscreen affairs of the human heart.
Top 10 Gay Male TV Couples
TV has come a long way in its portrayal of same sex relationships. Welcome to MsMojo, and today we’re counting down the "Top 10 Gay Male Couples on Television."
41 Questions You Should Ask During 'The Newlywed Game'
The Newlywed Game questions is a series that lets people into the couple's relationship. This is not only for the guests observing, but for the couple answering the questions. They get to know much more about each other, which is great for a new marriage.
Blanche OrtegaPublished 5 years ago in HumansAre You Sure to Get Married?
How many of you have been watching the show Married at First Sight? The answer is easy if you are amongst those two million viewers sunk in the sofa enjoying it.
Letizia De LucaPublished 5 years ago in HumansCan You Be "Coming of Age" In Your Late 30's?
So there's this show called "This is Us". You may have heard of it. 92% on Rotton Tomatoes, 76% on Metacritic, and one of the most talked about shows from last year. We are now entrenched in its second season and if you haven't seen it, let me break it down for you;
Michael BauchPublished 6 years ago in Humans4 TV Husbands Who Can Teach Guys A Few Things About Marriage
In today's television landscape, happy marriages are as rare as a unicorn sighting in Time Square. Maybe that's because "happily ever after" doesn't bring enough angst or drama. Regardless, over the years, we've watched couples break up, get back together, and usually get their happy ending as the series wraps.
Rachel CarringtonPublished 6 years ago in HumansThe Keepers
I’ve just finished watching The Keepers. I would advise everyone to try and see this extraordinary seven part docuseries. It seems to tell the story of the unsolved murder of Sister Catherine Cesnik in 1969. But really it also reveals a painful and terrible legacy of sexual abuse, perpetrated principally by Father Joseph Maskell, on a variety of female students at Archbishop Keough High School in Baltimore. This legacy of sexual abuse is corroborated by Charles Franz, a male child victim of Maskell’s. Horrifically, we learn as the documentary progresses that his corroborating story was specifically and maliciously kept from Jean Wehner, when she and another victim sued the Archdiocese of Baltimore in 1994 for $40 million.
Felicity HarleyPublished 7 years ago in Humans