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Martha Sorren

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Martha is a freelance writer specializing in TV and entertainment. You can often find her unironically watching The Bachelor and grieving over Grey's Anatomy's latest character death. Martha's work has also appeared at INSIDER, Refinery29, Seventeen, Azula, Mic, and Woman's Day, as well as in her childhood diary — which has a pink, fuzzy cover. She's also a pun-enthusiast who loves the ocean, instant ramen, and who will passionately defend movie sequels. For more of her writing (and pictures of her dog), check out her website marthasorren.com

You Can Already Apply To Show Off Your Lack Of Baking Skills On The Next Season Of 'Nailed It'

Nailed It! is back with more charmingly bad bakers trying their best to recreate elaborate desserts and ultimately failing in the funniest ways. But after fans blow through the new season (eight 30-minute episodes are easy to watch in a day),…
By Martha Sorren

The 'Miracle Workers' Creator Already Has Thoughts About The New Season 3 Story

At this point, it seems pretty likely that Miracle Workers will return for Season 3. Though the show's viewership has dropped slightly (8%, according to TVSeriesFinale), it's still TBS' second most-viewed show with nearly a million viewers per…
By Martha Sorren

The Plane Explosion On 'Manifest' Is The Most Mind Boggling One So Far

Spoilers ahead for Manifest Season 2, Episode 12. Ben has a new calling on Manifest of the plane exploding, and he can't figure out what it means. He spent the majority of Michaela's wedding episode trying to solve the explosion calling, and — just…
By Martha Sorren

Freud's Psychic Lover In Netflix's New Series Was Inspired By One Of His Real Life Friends

The new German-language show Freud on Netflix may have a real historical figure at its center (psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud), but it's pretty much all fiction. The real Freud never used his abilities to uncover murder mysteries, and he didn't have a…
By Martha Sorren

The Last Person You'd Ever Expect Just Became A Criminal Mastermind On 'Good Girls'

Spoilers ahead for Good Girls Season 3, Episode 7. Good Girls star Retta once called Ruby's husband "the moral center of our family," but now that Stan has his own criminal side hustle, that's kind of been thrown out the window. Initially, the…
By Martha Sorren

Please Don't Let Eddie Die On 'Million Little Things'

Spoilers ahead for the Season 2 finale of A Million Little Things. Just when everything was looking up for Eddie and Katherine, Eddie got hit by a car on A Million Little Things. The moment was completely shocking, because fans had believed that…
By Martha Sorren

You Probably Already Know Most Of The ‘Making The Cut’ Designers

One of the biggest differences between Project Runway and Amazon's new competition show Making the Cut is the designers. For one thing, there are a lot fewer of them. Whereas Project Runway featured 16 contestants, Making the Cut only has 12. The…
By Martha Sorren

'The Bold Type' Season 4 Won't Be Affected By Coronavirus...Yet

There's both good news and bad news for fans of The Bold Type. The good news is that, after its spring finale on March 26, The Bold Type Season 4 will return this summer as planned. The bad news is that, at some point, those episodes may run out, as…
By Martha Sorren

This Season Of 'Grey's Anatomy' Will End Earlier Than Expected Due To Coronavirus

Like many TV productions right now, Grey's Anatomy's filming schedule has also been impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. On March 12, Deadline reported that the medical show had suspended production "out of an abundance of caution," with just 21 of…
By Martha Sorren

Why Aren't You Watching Netflix's New Show About A "Witch Hunting" Freud Yet?

Netflix's Freud takes the psychoanalyst we all learned about in school and puts a totally new spin on him. The series follows a young Sigmund Freud just emerging into the psychoanalysis sphere in 1880s Vienna, Austria where he uses his skills to…
By Martha Sorren

'Stumptown' Wasn't Renewed Before Coronavirus Shutdowns & That Could Be A Big Problem

Fans are eagerly awaiting any news about a possible Season 2 renewal for Stumptown. The private investigator drama on ABC managed to capture millions of viewers out of the gate, enough for the network to grant it a full season order last October,…
By Martha Sorren

All Of The Details You Might Have Missed In The New 'This Is Us' Flash Forwards

Spoilers ahead for the This Is Us Season 4 finale. It must really be spring, because there are babies popping up everywhere — especially on This Is Us. We learned about not one, not two, not three, but four new extended Pearson family members…
By Martha Sorren

Kate McKinnon Is Making A Scripted Series Based On This Bizarre New Netflix Doc

If you also recently marathoned all seven episodes of Netflix's wild true crime series Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness, you should know that the story is far from over. According to Radio Times, the filmmakers behind the Netflix series…
By Martha Sorren

Zeke & Saanvi's Death Dates Are Fast Approaching On 'Manifest'

Spoilers ahead for Manifest Season 2, Episode 11. Time is moving quickly on Manifest, which means Zeke's death date is fast approaching. Unlike the Flight 828 passengers, who were gone for five years, Zeke jumped ahead in time only one year. And if…
By Martha Sorren

How Coronavirus Could Affect The Rest Of 'Riverdale' Season 4

Several TV shows have suspended production in order to prevent the spread of coronavirus, including Riverdale. But that's not why it hasn't been on the air since March 11. The show was already on a scheduled hiatus when the pandemic hit North…
By Martha Sorren

Everything New To Hulu In April, From 'Parasite' To 'Bend It Like Beckham'

While much of the world is hunkering inside to help prevent the spread of coronavirus, it's a particularly good time to catch up on all those movies and TV shows you never had time to watch before. Fortunately, Hulu has a ton of shows and movies…
By Martha Sorren

Netflix's New Series Is About Sigmund Freud, But As A Murder Detective

Netflix's new show Freud should be classified as historical fiction. While the main character of Sigmund Freud is real, the storyline is not true. Sorry for everyone who was secretly hoping that the Father of Psychoanalysis also hunted down…
By Martha Sorren

Lucy’s Boyfriend On 'Good Girls' May Soon Meet Her Same Fate

Spoilers ahead for Good Girls Season 3, Episode 6. During Good Girls' March 22 episode, Beth, Ruby, and Annie did their best to convince Lucy's boyfriend Max that she'd left him (and not that she'd been murdered by Rio's henchman, which is what…
By Martha Sorren

It Looks Like Eddie Might Have Killed Someone On 'Million Little Things'

Spoilers ahead for A Million Little Things Season 2, Episode 18. Now that the Jon/Barbara Morgan mystery has long been solved, it was about time that the show introduced something new for fans to try to solve. And the Alex and Eddie mystery on A…
By Martha Sorren

Freeform's New Show About Military Witches Will Get You Through Self-Quarantine

Freeform's newest show has a fascinating premise. Motherland: Fort Salem posits a world where witches work with the U.S. government to fight on behalf of the country. The Motherland: Fort Salem cast includes several such witches as they advance from…
By Martha Sorren