Author: Melody McCune
Quantum Leap Season 2 Episode 11 Review: The Outsider
Quantum Leap’s latest outing whisks Ben away to 1980s Denver as he follows the scoop of a lifetime while tensions at HQ come to a head. Read our review!
True Detective: Night Country Season 4 Episode 5 Review: Part 5
True Detective: Night Country’s penultimate episode finds Navarro and Danvers piecing together more elements of the two murder cases. Read our review!
Quantum Leap Season 2 Episode 10 Review: The Family Treasure
Quantum Leap’s latest episode raises the stakes on the home front as Rachel’s boss enters the picture. Elsewhere, Ben goes on a treasure hunt. Read our review!
True Detective: Night Country Season 4 Episode 4 Review: Part 4
True Detective: Night Country’s latest outing finds the residents of Ennis experiencing a collectively crappy Christmas. Read our review!
Hazbin Hotel Review: Hello Rosie! / The Show Must Go On (Season 1 Episodes 7 and 8)
Hazbin Hotel’s action-packed season finale delivers a wallop of emotion, incisive humor, and spirited vocal performances. Read our review!
Quantum Leap Season 2 Episode 9 Review: Off the Cuff
Quantum Leap’s latest outing finds the team scrambling to bring Ben home while Addison deals with complicated feelings. Read our review!
True Detective: Night Country Season 4 Episode 3 Review: Part 3
True Detective: Night Country’s latest outing finds Danvers and Navarro asking different questions as the two cases converge. Read our review!
Hazbin Hotel Review: Dad Beat Dad / Welcome to Heaven (Season 1 Episodes 5 and 6)
Hazbin Hotel’s latest episodes take us to the underbelly of Hell and the highest peaks of Heaven, with plenty of musical goodness in between. Read our review!
True Detective: Night Country Season 4 Episode 2 Review: Part 2
True Detective: Night Country digs deeper into the dark mystery unfolding before us, bridging the gap between the current case and an older one.
Hazbin Hotel Review: A Vibrantly Hellish Good Time (Season 1 Episodes 1-4)
Hazbin Hotel splashes onto Prime Video in all its devilishly sharp-witted, technicolor glory with its first four episodes. Check out our review.