Category: Reviews
Landman Season 1 Episode 6 Review: Beware the Second Beating
Landman Season 1 Episode 6, “Beware the Second Beating,” delves into the Norris family’s darkest hour, balancing corporate intrigue, betrayal, and vengeance. Check out our review for all the details!
Outlander Season 7 Episode 12 Review: Carnal Knowledge
Jamie’s homecoming leans heavily into soap opera antics as Outlander crafts a conflicting, conflict-fueled episode. Check out our review!
Hanukkah on the Rocks Review: A Meet-Cute with Manischewitz
A corporate lawyer ousted in a merger finds more fulfilling work—and much more—at a bar that brings her back to her roots on Hanukkah on the Rocks. Read on for our review!
Creature Commandos Season 1 Episode 3 Review: Cheers to the Tin Man
Creature Commandos Season 1 Episode 3 is an intriguing look into defying what others think through G. I. Robot’s perspective. Read our review here!
Dexter: Original Sin Season 1 Episode 1 Review: And In The Beginning…
Dexter: Original Sin Season 1 Episode 1, “And In The Beginning…” establishes itself within the Dexter universe without feeling like a direct rehash. Read on!
Matlock Season 1 Episode 8 Review: No, No Monsters
Matlock Season 1 Episode 8, “No, No Monsters,” gives Olympia her moment to shine and shine she does. Check out our review for more!
Ghosts Season 4 Episode 7 Review: Sad Farnsby
On the latest episode of Ghosts, Nigel and Isaac enter into an emotional custody battle over a dinosaur-shaped bed. Check out our review!
Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 5 Episode 9 Review: Fissure Quest
Star Trek: Lower Decks’ penultimate episode blesses us with an all-star cast as we finally get a resolution to the dimensional rift storyline. Read our review!
Shrinking Season 2 Episode 10 Review: Changing Patterns
Shrinking’s latest outing sees Jimmy throw Alice the best birthday party ever, complete with a firing-on-all-cylinders Harrison Ford and a delightful cameo.
Star Wars: Skeleton Crew Season 1 Episode 3 Review: Very Interesting, As An Astrogation Problem
Star Wars: Skeleton Crew Episode 3 continues to play into the intrigue of At Attin and the kids’ chemistry but loses steam with Jude Law’s Jod.