About Us
A pop culture and media blog covering television, movies, music, books, and the internet — written for anyone who wants to read along.
Who we are
Tube Top Television is a casual, conversational blog built around pop culture commentary. Posts run from episode reactions to celebrity news, music industry chatter, and the stranger corners of the internet.
The site was active during the 2012–2016 era, with archived articles still drawing readers who like the perspective.
Tube Top Television is a conversational home for pop culture commentary, with a particular focus on television and the ways stories shape everyday conversation. Its archive brings together episode reactions, character discussions, recaps, and reflections on the shows that stay with viewers long after the screen fades. The writing is casual and approachable, making room for both serious cultural observation and the simple pleasure of talking about a favorite series. Readers who enjoy Gilmore Girls, Sons of Anarchy, True Blood, and other television touchstones may find familiar company here, while also discovering lesser-known topics from across the media landscape.
Beyond television, the blog turns toward movies, music, books, celebrity culture, and the internet. Posts may explore a memorable film, an artist’s lyrics, a relationship, a fight, or a strange corner of online life without treating these subjects as separate worlds. Popular culture often becomes a starting point for broader questions about race, gender, identity, comfort, and how people make sense of the world around them. The result is a collection shaped by curiosity and personal response rather than by a narrow critical formula.
What makes Tube Top Television distinctive is its mix of immediacy, humor, and sustained attention. Some pieces capture a reaction to a single episode or news event, while others follow an idea through a season, a work of music, a book, or a familiar cultural debate. The tone can be intimate, playful, thoughtful, or occasionally combative, but it consistently treats reading as a shared activity. Long after the original publication period, the archive remains useful for readers who want to revisit old conversations, rediscover overlooked posts, or simply find an enthusiastic companion for thinking about television and the culture surrounding it.
Contributors
- offtothegraces Writer
- HBWithers Writer
Who it's for
The target demographic is broad on purpose: anyone interested in the topics being discussed. As one early commenter put it, "our target demographic is everyone! Or at least anyone who is interested in what we're talking about."
Get in touch
Have a tip, a pitch, or just want to say hi? Email tubetoptelevision@tubetoptelevision.com or follow @TubeTopTV on Twitter. You can also visit the Contact page.