Category: Reviews
The Crowded Room Season 1 Episode 6 Review: Rya
The Crowded Room Season 1 Episode 6, “Rya,” puts the spotlight on Rya Goodwin, but her backstory still feels incomplete and like it’s largely filler.
The Wonder Years Season 2 Episode 4 Review: Blockbusting
The Wonder Years’ latest episode finds Bill and Lillian considering moving into an integrated neighborhood while Dean develops a crush on Brad’s mom.
The Villains of Valley View Season 2 Episode 4 Review: Dojo Mojo
Jake learns that you can’t gain respect by stealing someone else’s. Read on for our analysis of Season 2 Episode 4.
It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia Season 16 Episode 5 Review: Celebrity Booze: The Ultimate Cash Grab
Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul make an appearance on the latest episode. It’s more proof that they both deserve every Emmy. Read our review!
Run Rabbit Run Review: Sarah Snook Can’t Save This Horror Flick
Run Rabbit Run starts off strong, but quickly loses muster to the point that not even Sarah Snook can save it. Read our review for more!
iCarly Season 3 Episode 6 Review: iReunited and It Felt Okay
With Freddie by her side, Carly makes up for lost time at Ridgeway’s reunion on iCarly Season 3 Episode 6, “iReunited and It Felt Okay.” Read on for our 4.5-star preview!
Platonic Season 1 Episode 8 Review: San Diego
Platonic’s cringe humor shifts to just plain uncomfortable with a storyline focusing on misogynistic elements on Season 1 Episode 8, “San Diego.” Read on for our review!
Secret Invasion Season 1 Episode 2 Review: Promises
The continued mishandlings of Maria Hill’s death further showcases the weaknesses of Secret Invasion. Read on for our review!
Nancy Drew Season 4 Episode 5 Review: The Oracle of the Whispering Remains
On Nancy Drew Season 4 Episode 5, “The Oracle of the Whispering Remains,” the Drew Crew finally starts to make progress on the mystery of those walking bodies. They may wish they hadn’t.
LA Fire & Rescue Season 1 Episode 6 Review: Three Alarm
LA Fire & Rescue Season 1 Episode 6, “Three Alarm” continues the trend of showing audiences the human side while showing us just how diverse LA can be.