Hollywood It List Crush: The People Can’t Get Enough Of…

Shana Lindaman came through this week to talk about her Hollywood It List crush, Mister Fantastic himself, Pedro Pascal. With that, it’s hard to ignore the fact that he is legit one of the most beloved famous faces out there making entertainment, so while you’re going to see him below - as well as someone... Continue Reading →

The Awarded Hollywood It List Crush 

With Shana Lindaman from Crime Rewind and Literature Reapers coming through with a Hollywood It List crush that is probably one of the most talked about men on Earth right now, I wanted to go with one of the most celebrated and awarded from the past year; Ayo Edebiri. She took over a role on... Continue Reading →

Joshua Boswell’s CW Crush

Joshua Boswell is one of the newest members of the I Did Not Make These Rankings Podcast Network, as well as the co-host of Toontastic Journeys and one of the four awesome gentlemen of Season 2 Season. Along with all of that he’s an avid TV watcher with a crush on someone from one of... Continue Reading →

The Weirdo of a CW Crush

The CW is known for two things. One is delivering pretty revered superhero content for DC, most of which was always better than the movies in recent years. The second is over-the-top teen television. With Joshua Boswell of Toontastic Journeys and Season 2 Season coming through with a crush from The CW that falls into... Continue Reading →

Danny Franzese’s Icon Crush

Danny Franzese is an actor, advocate, and member of The Big Fig Collective who came through to talk not only about typecasting in Hollywood when it comes to LGBTQ and plus-size people as well as what The Big Fig is doing to make sleep, Hollywood, and the world better and more inclusive, but also his... Continue Reading →

Barry Carter’s Sitcom Crush

Barry Carter does everything from stand up comedy to co-hosting The iConis Podcast. He’s also a self-proclaimed and proud Blerd who has been obsessed with pop culture since he was a wee child, but this week he’s coming through to talk about a crush that developed back in the day when network TV was all... Continue Reading →

The Sitcom Crush in Seattle

Television in the ‘80s and ‘90s set a new standard when it came to the sitcom. It’s like studios took everything that worked with the classics and just amped it up a bit. The comedy was more irreverent, the characters a bit more sassier, and networks like Fox were pushing every boundary and button, which... Continue Reading →

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