Author: Allison Nichols
Tell-Tale TV Panel: Stranger Things Season 1
Stranger Things on Netflix took the world by storm. See what our panel had to say about the debut season and our first experience with the Upside Down.
Killjoys Review: I Love Lucy (Season 2 Episode 6)
D’av, Dutch, and Johnny are on a quest to find more green goo. With a little help from Lucy, can they get the job done? Read on for our review of “I Love Lucy.”
Suits Review: Turn (Season 6 Episode 4)
Mike struggles to decide between his loyalty to Kevin and his desire to get out of prison as soon as possible. Will he take Cahill’s deal, or will Mike pick to stick by his friend? Read our review of Suits to find out.
Guilt Review: A Fall From Grace (Season 1 Episode 7)
While Natalie begins to question Grace’s innocence, Stan works on selling the media a story that will create reasonable doubt. Read on for our review of “A Fall from Grace.”
Killjoys Review: Meet the Parents (Season 2 Episode 5)
There’s enough family drama to go around on this episode of Killjoys. Also, is there a new love triangle happening? Read on for our review, which features a shipper freak out.
Guilt Review: A Simple Plan (Season 1 Episode 6)
On “A Simple Plan,” Grace and Roz devise a plan to take Finch down for Molly’s murder, while Gwen and DS Bruno interrogate Luc. Read our review for all the details.
Killjoys: Top 6 Moments from ‘Schooled’ (Season 2 Episode 4)
The latest warrant involves our Killjoys taking on their toughest mission yet – kids. Here are some of our favorite moments from “Schooled.”
Guilt Review: The Eye of the Needle (Season 1 Episode 5)
Patrick goes undercover in this week’s Guilt. Does he make it out with what he needs in one piece? Read our review to find out.
Killjoys Review: Shaft (Season 2 Episode 3)
While Pawter tries to find her way out of her hostage situation, Dutch and company take on a warrant in the badlands with help from Alvis. Read on for our review of “Shaft.”
Guilt Review: Blood Ties (Season 1 Episode 4)
Natalie uncovers something from Gwen’s past, making Natalie question whether or not Gwen is the right person to prosecute Molly’s case. Read on for our review of “Blood Ties.”










