HBO’s The Last of Us Review

It appears that the curse of horrible TV/film adaptations of videogames has been breaking away. The new The Last Of Us adaptation is a show that holds much promise in its first two episodes that have come out as of the time of this review. It all starts off insanely strong with its whopping 1 hour […]

The Unfounded Price of Glee

Having watched Glee in my tweens, I was intrigued by the release of The Price of Glee on Discovery+ on January 16th (note to self: cancel Discovery+ free trial). Featuring interviews with crew members, stand-ins, and friends and family of the cast of Glee, The Price of Glee investigates the alleged “curse” of the show, […]

Season Two of TLVM Roles A Nat 20

The Legend of Vox Machina is an animated show based on the first campaign of the players of Critical Role. Critical Role is a streaming-based D&D group composed of famous voice actors. With this background in voice acting, it’s natural that they all voice their own characters for the animated show. The show’s stunning locations build […]

Anime Starter Pack

Anime is a Japanese style of television and film created by hand-drawn or computer art. I started watching anime when I was 10 years old and the first one I saw was Yu-GI-OH on Cartoon Network. I fell in love with anime right then and there have continued to feel that love ever since. I […]

Hometown Highlights

From healthcare workers on the frontline, to the people sewing hundreds of face masks by hand, community members are coming together in various ways to help one another, spread positivity and maintain some shred of normalcy. Since the writers of The Comment are temporarily away from our home in Bridgewater, we wanted to shed some […]

The Visibility of One’s “Ghost”

As COVID-19 continues to produce near empty streets across the country, or at least for safety’s sake one would hope so, one B.S.U. alum has kept pages filled with her poetry. These pages have come together to form the book Ghost of a Girl, now available for all to read. Amber Miller, who graduated from […]

The glass window

When we arrived at the house, I felt this strange coldness on my shoulder.  I wonder should we even be here or should I go home? “Ugh come on Sandy, I told you…If you are scared…You should not come along”  Tony said. Tony grabbed my hand and started to talk about random things that did […]