Author: Melody McCune
What We Do in the Shadows Review: The Portrait (Season 3 Episode 10)
What We Do in the Shadows’ Season 3 finale brilliantly sets a course for uncharted territory for our vampires, with twists and turns aplenty along the way. Check out our review!
The Wonder Years Review: Be Prepared (Season 1 Episode 6)
The Wonder Years’ sixth episode teaches Dean a valuable lesson about perfection when he participates in a Boy Scouts camping trip with his father. Check out our review!
What We Do in the Shadows Review: A Farewell (Season 3 Episode 9)
What We Do in the Shadows’ penultimate episode of the season ushers in one of the series’ best twists yet with biting humor and Gothic flair. Check out our review!
The Wonder Years Review: The Lock In (Season 1 Episode 5)
The Wonder Years’ fifth episode humorously explores first crushes, first kisses, and first church lock-ins amid the choppy waters of adolescence. Check out our review!
What We Do in the Shadows Review: The Wellness Center (Season 3 Episode 8)
What We Do in the Shadows’ eighth episode of the season hysterically shakes up the household dynamic for the vampires and showcases a badass fight scene. Check out our review!
The Wonder Years Review: The Workplace (Season 1 Episode 4)
The Wonder Years’ fourth episode is a poignant and sweet homage to Black women with beautiful performances from Saycon Sengbloh and Elisha Williams. Check out our review!
What We Do in the Shadows Review: The Siren (Season 3 Episode 7)
What We Do in the Shadows’ seventh episode sends Laszlo and Colin Robinson on a hilarious seafaring adventure while Nadja confronts her inner self. Check out our review!
The Wonder Years Review: The Club (Season 1 Episode 3)
The Wonder Years’ third episode hilariously delves into Dean’s burgeoning sexuality and his quest to achieve manliness, bolstered by terrific performances from Saycon Sengbloh and Elisha Williams.
What We Do in the Shadows Review: The Escape (Season 3 Episode 6)
What We Do in the Shadows’ sixth episode of the season is one of its best yet, supported by great guest appearances, an expanded mythos, and top-tier writing.
The Wonder Years Review: Green Eyed Monster (Season 1 Episode 2)
The Wonder Years’ second episode deftly handles grief and the myriad ways we cope with terrific performances from Elisha Williams and Dulé Hill. Check out our review!