Ricky Valero

Nashville

Contributor at Ready Steady Cut

Contributor at Hidden Remote

Host at Happy Hour Podcast

Author at Music City Drive In

“If you leave something behind, you gain something, too”. | Member: @CriticsChoice / 📧 [email protected]

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Stick Review - A Swinging Success With Heart

1 week ago | fandomwire.com | Ricky Valero |Sean Boelman

A washed-out former pro athlete looking to capture the magic of the past is at the center of the new Apple TV+ series, Stick. The series was created by Jason Keller, who was one of the writers of the Academy Award-winning movie Ford v Ferrari. Owen Wilson makes his comedy series (shocking, right?) debut as the lead of the series while also serving as an executive producer. Wilson stars as Pryce Cahill, an ex-pro golfer whose career was halted over 20 years ago.
Adults Review - Get Ready to Laugh

2 weeks ago | fandomwire.com | Ricky Valero |Sean Boelman

Rebecca Shaw and Ben Kronengold wrote on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon for a little over two years together. The duo have joined forces to create an ensemble comedy set in New York for FX called Adults. The eight-episode series follows a group of twenty-somethings trying to navigate life while living in their friends’ childhood home. The often raunchy yet funny comedy highlights modern-day struggles of trying to live in the real world and the expectations that come along with it.
Suits LA Season 1, Episode 13 Recap — What Did Stuart Buy with Ted's Father's Estate Money?

2 weeks ago | fandomwire.com | Ricky Valero

We have seen some highs and lows throughout Suits LA as it attempted to find its identity. Of course, the recent news of the show being cancelled didn’t surprise many, as they failed to capture the magic from the original even after a strong start. That said, we have reached the finale, and the show attempts to tie up any loose ends possible. Avery Jeffers is a Hollywood bigwig who rubs people the wrong way but has buried many skeletons in the closet.
Overcompensating Review - A Charming College Comedy

3 weeks ago | fandomwire.com | Ricky Valero |Sean Boelman

Social media sensation Benito Skinner is turning his Broadway play Overcompensating into an eight-episode series, debuting on Prime Video on May 15th. Skinner, who rose to fame with his comedy videos in early 2016, serves as the writer and executive producer on the show following a college ensemble starring Adam DiMarco, Wally Baram and Mary Beth Barone. The series dives into the crazy world of expectations that follow kids from high school to college in a hilarious yet personal way.
Suits LA Season 1, Episode 12 Recap - Los Angeles Gets Litt Up

3 weeks ago | fandomwire.com | Ricky Valero |Sean Boelman

In episode 12 of Suits LA, we have a stick of dynamite return from Suits in Louis Litt. Litt’s return is centered around helping Stuart navigate the anger management issues he is encountering. The finale is right around the corner, and the old faces continue to leave a lasting mark, making you realize that maybe we should’ve gotten more of the old and less of the new for the return of this series.
Suits LA Season 1 Episode 11 Recap - Celebrity Cameos and Court Cases

1 month ago | fandomwire.com | Ricky Valero |Sean Boelman

With Suits LA set in Los Angeles, we continue to get cameos throughout each episode with the return of Patton Oswalt, Brian Baumgartner along with Yvette Nicole Brown making an appearance. While Rick and Stuart battle over a celebrity case, Amanda and Erica attempt to help a child star reconcile with her father. Ted’s firm is slowly coming together as the series winds down. Brian Baumgartner and Patton Oswalt return to Ted’s office looking for more work.
The Four Seasons Review - A Delightful Binge

1 month ago | fandomwire.com | Ricky Valero |Sean Boelman

A new series called The Four Seasons from Tina Fey, who is the creative mind behind 30 Rock, Mean Girls, and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, follows three couples navigating friendship, love, and breakups. The star-studded cast features Fey starring alongside Academy Award nominees Steve Carell and Colman Domingo, along with Will Forte. This half-hour, eight-episode show features a fun and easy binge that will have you laughing and crying.
Dead City Season 2 Review

1 month ago | fandomwire.com | Ricky Valero |Sean Boelman

Negan and Maggie are returning for a second season of The Walking Dead: Dead City. The duo find themselves trapped on the opposite side of the battle. As the duo tries to make it back to one another, things get more challenging and deadlier than ever. As a massive fan of the first season, I was excited to see what the writers, Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Lauren Cohen, had in store for us. The Walking Dead: Dead City picks up shortly after the finale of Season 1.
Suits LA Season 1 Episode 10 Recap — Who Was on the Tape With Greg Fisher?

1 month ago | fandomwire.com | Ricky Valero |Sean Boelman

A blend of new and old brings us the cause of the shattered relationship of Stuart and Ted in the tenth episode of Suits LA. The series takes a shift in tone as we start to see Stuart make moves that will cause damage to his firm, friends, and relationships. Although we shift away from Harvey Specter, Suits LA has the best episode of the season that doesn’t feature him. Stuart got footage of David Bowie breaking into Greg Fisher’s house and used it in court to get the murder trial thrown out.
You Season 5 Review - An Intoxicating and Captivating Goodbye to Joe Goldberg

1 month ago | fandomwire.com | Ricky Valero |Sean Boelman

For the fifth and final season, Penn Badgley gets to swoon us with his devilish good looks and soothing voice as Joe Goldberg. The charming serial killer finds himself returning to where it all started for his goodbye tour. However, stuck in the web of lies, Goldberg attempts to protect his loved ones while hunting down those who are trying to hurt them. You Season 5 is a thrilling conclusion to the series. It is filled with a joyous ray of charm, killing, and romance.