Kayleigh Donaldson
Kayleigh Donaldson is a writer of film and pop culture features for Screen Rant and Pajiba. Also seen at SyFy Fangrrls and Bright Wall Dark Room.
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POSTED June 28, 2024
25 Years Ago, SpongeBob SquarePants Changed TV Forever
The jewel in Nickelodeon's crown continues to cast a major shadow over American television and animation.
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POSTED June 5, 2024
The Horror Comedy of Crazyhead Had a Distinctly Millennial Heart
Howard Overman's series is a clear descendant of Buffy, but with a subversive take on fighting one’s demons.
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POSTED April 9, 2024
Historical Dramas Are Horny Again — Huzzah!
Starz's Mary & George follows in a proud TV tradition of period dramas that combine sex and facts.
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POSTED March 14, 2024
In the End, Feud: Capote vs. the Swans Didn't Toy With History Too Much
Though the Ryan Murphy anthology series did take some liberties.
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POSTED March 9, 2024
The Gentlemen Displays the Best Of Guy Ritchie's Style-Is-Substance Mentality
Ritchie makes the jump to the small screen, and it's more of the same in the best possible way.
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POSTED February 19, 2024
The Quirky Crime Solver Procedural Is Back, But It Never Really Went Away
The popularity of ABC's Will Trent is a reminder of why the offbeat detective remains so popular in the world of crime TV.
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POSTED January 16, 2024
Ultraviolet Tapped Into The Dark Potential of Vampires Like No Other Show on TV
Joe Ahearne's series proudly leaned into the idea of vampirism as a metaphor for human ills.
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POSTED November 21, 2023
Before Fleabag, Phoebe Waller-Bridge Reinvented the Sitcom With Crashing
As canny as Waller-Bridge is in tackling well-worn TV tropes, she's also a great fan of many of the genres she mocks, particularly the romantic comedy.
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POSTED November 16, 2023
Separating the Fact From Fiction in The Crown's Final Season
Though Season 6 is made up of recent history, there are enough moments to leave people wondering what is real and what is imagined.