Category: Reviews
Frankie Drake Mysteries Review: Life is a Cabaret (Season 4 Episode 7)
Frankie Drake Mysteries explores the 1920s underground drag scene in an hour that lets Sharron Matthews Flo shine — both in front of and behind the camera.
The Morning Show Review: Testimony (Season 2 Episode 9)
Just when you think The Morning Show can’t get any messier, someone gets canceled *and* COVID-19. Read on for our review.
Dexter: New Blood Review: Storm of F*ck (Season 1 Episode 2)
On Dexter: New Blood Season 1 Episode 2, Harrison demands answers from Dexter and reveals how he found him in Iron Lake. Read on for our review.
Invasion Review: Home Invasion (Season 1 Episode 6)
Invasion improves this week by (finally) telling a single story — and showing us an alien at last.
New Amsterdam Review: Paid In Full (Season 4 Episode 8)
Max unintentionally unleashes a cyberattack on the hospital on New Amsterdam Season 4 Episode 8, “Paid In Full.” Read on for our review!
The Shrink Next Door Review: The Consultation, The Ceremony, The Treatment (Season 1 Episodes 1-3)
#TheShrinkNextDoor is a sobering tale ripped from the podcasts about a toxic therapist/patient relationship between Isaac “Ike” Herschkopf and Martin “Marty” Markowitz. Read on for our review of the first three episodes!
Legacies Review: I Thought You’d Be Happier to See Me (Season 4 Episode 5)
Rebekah tries to reason with Hope on Legacies Season 4 Episode 5, “I Thought You’d Be Happier to See Me.” Read on for our review!
Nancy Drew Review: The Myth of the Ensnared Hunter (Season 3 Episode 6)
On Nancy Drew Season 3 Episode 6, “The Myth of the Ensnared Hunter,” Nancy and Ryan engage in some paranormal family bonding and we finally get proactive about freeing George from her curse.
Dickinson Review: This is my letter to the World (Season 3 Episode 4)
It’s getting hot and heavy inside Emily’s mind! What’s prompting causing this? It’s Walt Whitman, of course!
Ghosts Review: Flower’s Article (Season 1 Episode 7)
Ghosts’ latest character study will induce gasping but beyond its jarring segway from the formula is a gaggle of dead people with a desire to grow. Here’s our review!