Becca Newton

Grey's Anatomy needs to come up with new ideas for character exits because sending them away to be with an ex-lover has gotten repetitive and disappointing.

TV shows like couples. However, TV shows don't always like giving both characters in the couple an equal amount of attention, which can be quite the waste.

Kirby and Adam are getting hot and heavy on Dynasty? What will this lead to? Could it change Adam for the better, or is Kirby headed for heartbreak or worse?

What could be a bigger honor for a movie than winning an Academy Award? How about the film being parodied and/or homaged in an episode of television?

Warning: this post not only contains spoilers for The Mandalorian but also discusses characters and plots from other Star Wars movies and television shows.

The court was at the mercy of several television characters during 2019. Did these characters create chaos in the justice system for good or ill? You be the judge.

In 2019 we said goodbye to a lot of men and women who boldly went where no one had gone before. We're fortunate they left us logs of their voyages.

These characters were in debt, enemies were gunning after them, and they really wanted people to say nice things about them, so they faked their deaths.

There were long, lingering looks. There was flirty dialogue. And then there was nothing. Why did Grey's Anatomy tease these romances but then suddenly drop the ball?

Halloween episodes do not need to be scary! Check out these shows because they remember the best parts of Halloween are the candy, the costumes, and the pranks.

When a hero has to choose between saving the world or their love interest, love tends to win out. Believe it or not, there are some who chose otherwise.

With Lady Mary and Lady Edith's love lives seemingly settled while Downton was airing, shouldn't the love lives of some other characters get the screentime in the movie?

Do you wake and dread going work? Then you have something in common with these characters. Their jobs are a joke, and it has taken quite a toll on them.

Are you in a happy, loving, committed, romantic relationship? If so, then you need to stay far, far, far away from these television characters.

If "Love means never having to say you're sorry," does this mean you receive a license to kill? That sounds sketchy, but these TV couples certainly think so.

Did you like that song you heard playing in the background of that TV episode? Hope so because it's likely you will be hearing that song again and again and again.

Congratulations, TV Dad, the child you longed for or at least begrudgingly tolerated the idea of is -- Wait, nevermind, it turns out this child is not yours after all.

Here's to the TV Dads who were never given the opportunity to see their child's first steps, to guide them through life, or watch their kid take on the world.

Opinions may vary on whether the 2018-19 TV season delivered on satisfying character development and resolutions, but it did not hold back on the punches.

These TV characters say, "Screw it, I'm tired of waiting, and I'm not living another moment without the one I love. We need to be married now!"

Did these characters need to die? Was the shock value of killing them off worth it when there were so many riveting stories that could have been told about them?

Spring break -- whoo! Everyone should be living it up during this time of the year. Watch these TV episodes and you'll definitely know where to go and what to do.

Some couples go out dancing. Others see movies. These couples think the only way to do date night right is to steal tons of cash and kill anyone who gets in the way.

Watch yourself around these TV characters because you never know when one of them will start thinking it is not worth keeping you around anymore.