Sorry for the time lapse everyone!  Work, the baseball playoffs, and real life got in the way.  But below are some of the top stories from this week in entertainment.

‘The Walking Dead’ season 7 premiere recap: Meet Lucille -Hypable

Did The Walking Dead Finally Go Too Far?​ -E! Online

Review: ‘The Walking Dead’ Delivers Double-Whammy in Sadistic Season 7 Premiere -ScreenCrush

These Former “Bachelor” Contestants Found Love With Each Other Instead -Buzzfeed

Australian Bachelor contestants fall in love with each other -Entertainment Weekly

Two Contestants on Australia’s The Bachelor Have Fallen in Love With Each Other -Time

’13 Going On 30′ Going To Broadway; Revolution Preps Musical Take On 2004 Hit -Deadline

13 Going on 30 Is Heading to Broadway -Elle

13 Going on 30 Musical Aiming for Broadway -Playbill

‘Sherlock’ Season 4 Finally Gets a Premiere Date -Celebuzz

Sherlock season 4 will air in the US sooner than you thought -Vox

SHERLOCK Season 4 Premiere Date Revealed in New Trailer -Nerdist

Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: Clark Gregg Teases Possible Coulson/May Romance -ScreenRant

Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. May Introduce A New Romance Soon -CinemaBlend

Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: Is Philinda finally going to happen? -Entertainment Weekly

Star Trek: Discovery: Bryan Fuller to Step Down as Showrunner -TV Line

Bryan Fuller Stepping Back From Showrunner Role on ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ (EXCLUSIVE) -Variety

Star Trek Discovery showrunner Bryan Fuller has stepped down due to his other projects -The Verge

'Game of Thrones' Daenerys and Jon Snow Together for the First Time -ABC News

Game of Thrones spoilers: Daenerys and Jon Snow finally, FINALLY meet in season 7 set pictures -Digital Spy

New Game of Thrones Set Photos Mean All Your Theories Were Exactly Right -Esquire

This coming Thursday, join us as we throw it back to the 90's!

Where I Watched It: My local PBS station.

Would I Recommend It: Yes.  A big big yes.

My Review: Do you have even a passing interest in Hamilton and/or American history?  This documentary tracks the creation of the Broadway sensation as well as the history that inspired.  It also gives us the best look we've seen of a professional recording of Hamilton on Broadway as well as much more of their performance at the White House.  Interviews with the cast and a wide range of historians and politicians (including President Barack Obama) explain to us just how important Hamilton​ is as both an art form and a political statement.  Do yourself a favor and watch this the first chance you get.

Where I Watched It: Netflix.

Would I Recommend It: Yes.

My Review: I can say for sure I was not expecting to love Luke Cage as much as I did.  It proves that Netflix's ability to meld superheroes and the current societal culture in Jessica Jones wasn't a one off.  Mike Colter is Marvel's first black lead actor, and he leads a cast of mostly minority actors.  You can read about people unironically complaining about the lack of white representation at Salon.com.  The show fully embraces the unique struggles a black superhero crusading through modern day Harlem would experience, all while set to an amazing hip hop soundtrack.  Although it was filmed before the Black Lives Matter movement began to dominate headlines, it fully embraces the movement's crusade.  As is said in the finale, "Who would have thought a black man in a hoodie would be a hero?"  Log on to Netflix and watch this show as soon as you can.