Category: Reviews
Physical Review: Let’s Get This On Tape (Season 1 Episode 6)
Sheila achieves a dream in the latest episode of “Physical,” but it feels as though her struggle to balance her many personal and financial secrets is starting to become untenable.
Good Girls Review: You (Season 4 Episode 13)
Good Girls Season 4 Episode 13, “You,” starts to feel a little bit like its old self, but can it create the change it needs to drive the story forward?
Gossip Girl Review: Just Another Girl on the MTA (Season 1 Episode 1)
HBO Max’s Gossip Girl reboot shows a lot of potential with its first episode, but it’s too soon to say if it will deliver on it.
Virgin River Season 3 Review: Comfort TV Gone Wrong
Virgin River Season 3 reminds us of what comfort TV is by failing to provide us with any cozy vibes at all. Read on for more!
Grown-ish Review: Ugh, Those Feels Again (Season 4 Episode 1)
With the final stretch of summer before senior year, Zoey has an entire Mexico vacation planned for the group. Read on for our review of Grown-ish.
Loki Review: Journey Into Mystery (Season 1 Episode 5)
The penultimate episode of Loki is a coming-of-age tale that screws calm and goes straight for full-tilt blockbuster chaos. Check out our review!
Motherland: Fort Salem Review: A Tiffany (Season 2 Episode 3)
Raelle hones in on her newfound skillset, Abigail tries to create new work, and Tally experiences an upsetting flashback on Motherland: Fort Salem Season 2 Episode 3, “A Tiffany.” Read on for our review!
All American Review: All American: Homecoming (Season 3 Episode 17)
All American Season 3 Episode 17, “All American: Homecoming,” heads to Atlanta in service of a backdoor pilot for tennis hopeful Simone Hicks. Read our review!
The Republic of Sarah Review: In Us We Trust (Season 1 Episode 4)
The Republic of Sarah Season 1 Episode 4, “In Us We Trust,” finds a bit more of a stride. Read on for our review to find out why!
Blindspotting Review: The Four Hustlateers (Season 1 Episode 4)
Blindspotting’s fourth episode, “The Four Hustlateers,” is all about cultivating relationships between our core characters in a more mellow setting. Check out our review!