Loveday Writing

Summer Love premiered on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) on 31 August 2022 and was described by the TV Week’s 2022 Previews edition as “an anthology series on eight different stories across eight episodes set at the same beach holiday house.” This show was the first anthology series I’d ever reviewed and was unique as it had a rotating cast

Minx is a US series I came across on a random day whilst I was looking to watch on Stan and I quickly fell in love with it. Minx is set in 1970s Los Angeles and focuses on Joyce Prigger, a young feminist who joins forces with a low-rent publisher, Doug Renetti, to “create the first erotic magazine for women.”

After the Verdict premiered on the Nine Network on 10 August 2022 and is about “four jurors from various walks of life who have just handed down their decision. But after they leave the courtroom, events cause them to question if they made the right decision. Taking matters into their own hands, the jurors will risk it all to find

I probably should have published this as Edition #2 but I was keen to publish the editions for every show I’ve reviewed up to September 2022, as well as the editions that focus on the more in-depth analysis content, first. In 2017, I started buying the annual Previews edition of TV Week magazine. The edition contains previews to TV shows

As well as TV show analysis pieces, I’ve also written book analysis pieces, specifically on two book series (or at least some of the books within these series) that I had and loved as a child, the Clue series and the Mr. Men and Little Miss complete collections. I don’t know why but at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic,

In the previous edition, I spoke about why I write TV show analysis pieces and provided more details on why I wrote Marital and Gender Roles in The Brady Bunch and House Husbands, Case Studies in Abnormal Psychology, and Exploration of the afterlife on television: Upload vs The Good Place. This edition will focus on the three analysis pieces I’ve written about Charmed. Even

As well as reviews of TV shows and web series, I’ve also written a few analysis pieces on TV shows (and plan to write more in the future). While technically speaking, the words ‘analysis’ and ‘review’ could be interchangeable, and you could ask me “are your reviews not analysing the TV shows and web series you watch?” My answer to

As well as TV shows, I’ve also reviewed three web series: The Good Place Presents: The Selection, Lucy & DiC, and Scrubs: Interns. A web series has been described as a series of “scripted or non-scripted online videos, generally in episodic form, released on the internet.” Two out of the three web series I’ve reviewed are spin-offs of television shows.

Upload is the first TV series I’ve reviewed that was made for a streaming service, Amazon Prime Video, as opposed to airing on free-to-air television. Upload premiered on 1 May 2020 and focuses on Nathan Brown, a computer programmer who dies prematurely and is uploaded to a premium virtual afterlife that his girlfriend, Ingrid, pays for. The show’s premise as

The Wrong Girl premiered on Network Ten on 28 September 2016 and focuses on “Lily Woodward, a producer on a morning television show, and what happens when life, love and friendships collide. Longing for a life rich in romance, a dynamic career and a happy family, Lily is constantly thrown off course. As her journey continues, Lily discovers that sometimes