Are You Still Watching?

Still Watching is a quiet archive of essays on television and film. It is not a review site, nor a repository of cultural hot takes. Its purpose is slower: to reflect on the emotional and thematic textures of the stories we return to, and the ones that unexpectedly stay with us.

This project is grounded in presence. Each essay responds to a specific work—an episode, a scene, a season—not as content, but as a site of feeling, memory, or moral inquiry. Sitcoms are treated with the same seriousness as cinema. Genre is not a barrier to depth.

There are no bylines, no sponsored content, no urgency to perform. The voice is consistent, grounded, and quietly personal. The writing favors clarity over novelty, attention over reaction.

It is written for those who want meaning more than summary, and who believe story is still a place for thought.

New essays are added regularly. Some are long-form studies; others are brief reflections. All are shaped with care.

This is a space for those who watch seriously, even when the work is light.

Still watching. And still thinking.