Category: Reviews
Manifest Review: Deadhead (Season 3 Episode 2)
In “Deadfin,” Manifest brings back some questionable antagonists while Grace suddenly remembers she has a brother. Read on for our review!
Legacies Review: Do All Malivore Monsters Provide This Level of Emotional Insight? (Season 3 Episode 9)
Hope and Lizzie must get over their bickering to fight an evil gremlin on Legacies Season 3 Episode 9. Read on for our review!
Grey’s Anatomy Review: Sorry Doesn’t Always Make It Right (Season 17 Episode 11)
Grey’s Anatomy Season 17 Episode 11 has a perfect mix of romance, humor, and drama, all while tackling current issues. Read on for our review.
For All Mankind Review: And Here’s To You (Season 2 Episode 8)
“And Here’s To You” is “For All Mankind’s’ most balanced episode of the season to date, complete with character moments and the international incident we’ve been promised since the premiere.
Made for Love Review: A Whole New World (Season 1 Episodes 4-6)
Bitingly funny and anchored by strong guest performances, Made for Love hits its stride in its latest set of episodes, setting the stage for a compelling conclusion. Read on for our review!
The Conners Review: An Old Dog, New Tricks and a Ticket to Ride/A Fast Car, a Sudden Loss, and a Slow Decline (Season 3 Episodes 15 and 16)
In a two-episode special The Conners dives into the depths of Becky’s addiction and Darlene’s failing health with great success. Check out our review of Season 3 Episodes 15 and 16.
Chicago Med Review: Letting Go Only to Come Together (Season 6 Episode 11)
In Chicago Med’s “Letting Go Only to Come Together” doesn’t add much to the season’s direction, but rushes certain plots simultaneously. Read on for our review!
Nancy Drew Review: The Scourge of the Forgotten Rune (Season 2 Episode 11)
The Drew Crew takes a Groundhog Day approach to fighting monsters on Nancy Drew Season 2 Episode 11, “The Scourge of the Forgotten Rune.”
Chicago Fire Review: A Couple Hundred Degrees (Season 9 Episode 11)
Chicago Fire Season 9 Episode 11, “A Couple Hundred Degrees,” gives us the Kelly Severide content we never knew we needed. Read on for our review!
Hemingway Review: The Avatar & The Blank Page (1929-1961) (Episode 2 & 3)
Burns and Novick’s exploration of the writer’s life and stories continue on with the examination of the author’s struggles with authenticity, his later years, alcoholism, and his works’ biographical elements. Read on for our review of Hemingway Part 2 and 3.