Category: Reviews
Batwoman Review: Fair Skin, Blue Eyes (Season 2 Episode 4)
The case of a missing child forces Ryan to revisit a traumatic event from her past on Batwoman Season 2 Episode 4, “Fair Skin, Blue Eyes.”
American Gods Review: Sister Rising (Season 3 Episode 5)
More pieces fall into place for Shadow Moon as some new friendships emerge. Read on for our review of American Gods Season 3 Episode 5, “Sister Rising.”
Shameless Review: Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good…Eh, Screw It (Season 11 Episode 6)
While the Mickey Milkovich of it all is a huge win for Shameless, bringing shooter drills to the story is a big miss. Here’s our review of Shameless Season 11 Episode 6.
A Discovery of Witches Review: Episode #2.6 (Season 2 Episode 6)
Special effects are the best lead character on A Discovery of Witches Season 2 Episode 6, “Episode #2.6.” Read on for our review.
Dickinson Review: I’m a Nobody! Who are you? (Season 2 Episode 8)
Dickinson goes back to its supernatural roots on Dickinson Season 2 Episode 8, “I’m a Nobody! Who are you?” Serving up one of the most irreverent, joyful moments of the season, it also features the biggest heartbreak of the series. Read on for review!
Losing Alice Review: The Bad Reader (Season 1 Episode 6)
A frustrating hour of “Losing Alice” leaves viewers questioning whose truth they should believe — and whether it matters, in the end.
Legacies Review: Hold on Tight (Season 3 Episode 4)
Things take a turn for the worse for the necromancer when he brings Malivore back on Legacies Season 3 Episode 4, “Hold on Tight.” Read on for our review!
Chicago Med Review: Don’t Want to Face This Now (Season 6 Episode 6)
As Maggie does everything to try to save Auggie, Jay and Charles have some much-needed reflection on their current situations. Read on for our review of Chicago Med.
Mr. Mayor Review: Avocado Crisis (Season 1 Episode 7)
Beau Bridges guest stars as the California ‘Cado King on Mr. Mayor Season 1 Episode 7, “Avocado Crisis.” Read on for our review!
Walker Review: Don’t Fence Me In (Season 1 Episode 4)
Walker Season 1 Episode 4, “Don’t Fence Me In,” sweetly showcases partnership, but falls flat in its attempt at justice representation.