Category: Reviews
Heartstopper Season 3 Review: Life Isn’t Always Sunshine and Rainbows
Heartstopper Season 3 shows the darker corners of life and allows the characters to grow through struggle. Check out our review for more!
Tell Me Lies Season 2 Episode 6 Review: Do Your Dirty Words Come Out To Play?
Tension, truths, and heartbreak are central themes of Tell Me Lies Season 2 Episode 6, “Do Your Dirty Words Come Out To Play.” Read on for our review!
Chicago P.D. Season 12 Episode 2 Review: Blood Bleeds Blue
Chicago P.D. Season 12 Episode 2, “Blood Bleeds Blue,” is the kind of episode that makes viewers want more of this show. Read on for our review!
Slow Horses Season 4 Episode 5 Review: Grave Danger
The pieces begin to fall into place on Slow Horses Season 4 Episode 5, “Grave Danger.” Read on for our review!
The Legend of Vox Machina Season 3 Review: The Perfect Blend of Love, War, and Sexy Chaos
The Legend of Vox Machina Season 3 wonderfully brings the pain, tension, and classic Critical Role raunchiness in its third outing. Read our review!
Only Murders in the Building Season 4 Episode 6: Top Quotes from Blow-Up
After a couple of mediocre episodes, it’s a relief to see Only Murders in the Building back in the swing of things. Read on for our review!
Van Der Valk Season 4 Episode 3 Review: Hope in Amsterdam, Part 1
On Van Der Valk Season 4 Episode 3, “Hope in Amsterdam: Part 1,” a young woman might offer insight into the murder of an activist, but she’s been missing and presumed dead for years.
FROM Season 3 Episode 2 Review: When We Go
The entire town is in mourning in the wake of Tian-Chen’s grisly murder on FROM Season 3 Episode 2, “When We Go.” Read on for our review!
Nobody Wants This Season 1 Episodes 9-10 Review: My Girl Bina / Bat Mitzvah Crashers
Nobody Wants This concludes its strong first season with two of its best episodes. Now we need another season. Read our review.
The Penguin Season 1 Episode 2 Review: Inside Man
The Penguin Season 1 Episode 2, “Inside Man,” gives more depth to Victor and Sofia while Oz tries to play both sides as a ‘two-face’. Read our review!