Category: Reviews
Shrill Season 3 Review: Final Season Lacks Closure
Shrill’s wrap up is surprisingly quiet and not overarchingly satisfying. Read on for our review!
Walker Review: Encore (Season 1 Episode 10)
Unfortunately, after a couple weeks away, Walker Season 1 Episode 10, “Encore,” gives the most boring characters the most blasé stories. Read on for our review!
Legacies Review: You Can’t Run From Who You Are (Season 3 Episode 11)
Hope gets herself into trouble on Legacies Season 3 Episode 11, “You Can’t Run From Who You Are,” when she astral projects into the prison world. Meanwhile, Alaric, Cleo, and Kaleb visit the original triad headquarters to gather knowledge. Read on for our review!
Spy City Review: The Flower Market (Season 1 Episode 4)
On Spy City Season 1 Episode 4, Fielding Scott’s already confusing trajectory changes, leaving us frustrated and confounded. Read on for our review.
The Mosquito Coast Review: Everybody Knows This is Nowhere (Season 1 Episode 3)
If Apple TV’s The Mosquito Coast were half as good as a narrative as it is as a travelogue, this would be one of the best shows of the spring. (It’s not.)
Grey’s Anatomy Review: Look Up Child (Season 17 Episode 14)
Jackson Avery visits some important people in his life on Grey’s Anatomy Season 17 Episode 14, “Look Up Child.” Read on for our review!
Chicago Med Review: What a Tangled Web We Weave (Season 6 Episode 13)
On Chicago Med’s “What a Tangled Web We Weave,” just about everyone in the ED pushes too far. Keep reading to see what we thought!
Nancy Drew Review: The Siege of the Unseen Specter (Season 2 Episode 14)
An unsolved disappearance leads to a tense, emotional, and painfully relevant story on Nancy Drew Season 2 Episode 14, “The Siege of the Unknown Specter.”
The Handmaid’s Tale Review: Milk (Season 4 Episode 4)
June and Jeanine begin their escape from Gilead. Read our review of The Handmaid’s Tale Season 4 Episode 4, “Milk” to see what we thought.
A Million Little Things Review: Junior (Season 3 Episode 12)
A Million Little Things Season 3 Episode 12, “junior,” is a perfect example of A Million Little Things’ biggest problem: it tries too hard to be true to life, so its struggle is what shows up on the screen.