Amanda Prahl

2 days ago | ladygeeksmedia.com | Amanda Prahl

Good news! After months of speculation, the first Wicked: For Good trailer made its official debut on June 4. Following one-day-only special screenings of the first Wicked movie, the trailer dropped in theaters and online. It may be just over two minutes long, but we’re already obsessing over every frame! Here’s everything we noticed (and wondered about) in the Wicked: For Good trailer.

1 month ago | ladygeeksmedia.com | Amanda Prahl

Before “hot boy summer” goes into full swing, we’ve been enjoying “DILF spring.” And we’re not ashamed to admit it! From The Pitt to The Last of Us; from Étoile to Rivals and even out to the messed-up world of The White Lotus, middle-aged men on TV are having a moment. The characters garnering fandom from across a broad cross-section of viewers aren’t trendy up-and-comers, but veteran actors in or just past their 40s.

Mar 8, 2025 | marvelousgeeksmedia.com | Amanda Prahl

Well, Ponderers, we’ve reached the end of a roller coaster of a season! The majority of The Way Home’s Season 3 finale, “If You Could Read My Mind,” is unsurprising from a plot standpoint. That is, aside from a couple of twists at the end that many have theorized but now are confirmed. But it’s proof that a plot doesn’t have to be “shocking” to have an impact. In fact, it’s all the more satisfying for the steady emotional buildup to this point.

Mar 1, 2025 | marvelousgeeksmedia.com | Amanda Prahl

You know how people say, “It’s the journey, not the destination?” Well, The Way Home’s “Too Late to Turn Back Now” feels like the very opposite. The journey getting here has been rough at times. But the payoff in this episode is a worthy destination — and a showcase for the whole cast’s talents. Hold onto your hats; we’ve got a lot to discuss!In The Way Home Season 3, Episode 9, “Too Late to Turn Back Now,” Del needs answers.

Feb 22, 2025 | marvelousgeeksmedia.com | Amanda Prahl

Season 3 is almost over, but as The Way Home‘s “Smoke on the Water” shows us, we’ve still got a lot of questions left to answer! Things get downright terrifying in the 1800s, while our modern-day cast struggles with the consequences of time travel. All season, I’ve felt like the series keeps trying to make itself “bigger” by constantly increasing the stakes. I get the impulse, but I also am not convinced it always works.