Category: Reviews
Dynasty Review: There’s No Need to Panic (Season 5 Episode 12)
Fallon and Alexis experience a grim situation on Dynasty Season 5 Episode 12, “There’s No Need to Panic.” Read on for our review!
Chip ‘N Dale: Rescue Rangers Review: A Fun, Nostalgia-Fueled Romp
Chip ‘N Dale: Rescue Rangers is an imperfect but fun nostalgia trip. Check out our review!
Grey’s Anatomy Review: Stronger Than Hate (Season 18 Episode 18)
Dinner parties never go well on Grey’s Anatomy, and Grey’s Anatomy Season 18 Episode 18, “Stronger Than Hate,” is no exception.
Girls5Eva Review: Leave a Message If You Love Me (Season 2 Episode 5)
Girls5Eva Season 2 Episode 5, “Leave a Message If You Love Me” gives the show one of its best songs and resolves the Ashley mystery (for now). Read our Review!
Law & Order Review: Black and Blue (Season 21 Episode 10)
Law & Order makes sure to end its season on a controversial note with a harsh, but fair look at how the NYPD interact with certain communities.
Hacks Review: Trust the Process / The Captain’s Wife (Season 2 Episodes 3 and 4)
Whether on land or sea, Deborah and Ava are still the most entertaining duo. Read on for our review of Hacks Season 2 Episodes 3 and 4.
Station 19 Review: Crawl Out Through the Fallout (Season 5 Episode 18)
After a season filled with raw emotions and traumatic events, it’s time to rise like a phoenix on Station 19 Season 5 Episode 18, “Crawl Out Through the Fallout.” Read on for our review of the season finale!
Big Sky Review: Catch a Few Fish (Season 2 Episode 18)
Big Sky Season 2 ends with an impressive finale that does justice to its storylines and upholds the spirit of the series. Read on for our review of Episode 18, “Catch a Few Fish.”
The Essex Serpent Review: Falling (Season 1 Episode 3)
The hunt for a monster continues on The Essex Serpent, though whether we’re looking for a deadly creature from ages past or just the garden variety misogyny of terrible human beings remains up in the air.
Shining Girls Review: Bright (Season 1 Episode 6)
Shining Girls finally offers up some answers with an hour dedicated to Harper’s disturbing backstory.